Virginia Journal of Law & Technology

Club Description

The Virginia Journal of Law & Technology (VJOLT) is one of the law school's most dynamic journals. The articles published in VJOLT examine legal issues that have arisen as a result of innovative technological change. Wherever technology moves, it creates technological, regulatory, and social welfare impacts. The issues that arise are truly cutting-edge and comprise many of the growth areas in professional practice and academic scholarship today. A technical or science background is not required in order to thrive on the journal. While some articles do have a technical focus, the majority of articles deal with the non-technical effects of technology on legal and social structures. Current members have a wide range of backgrounds and career interests. The journal publishes its issues exclusively online at https://www.vjolt.org/ and is indexed through Hein, Lexis, and Westlaw. This arrangement provides VJOLT with greater exposure, lower cost, and the ability to publish in a more timely fashion than most print journals. If you have any questions, please feel free to talk to any of the current managing board and editorial board members, or contact us by e-mail at vjolt@vjolt.org.