I am a legal scholar interested in submitting an article to The University of Chicago Law Review. Please provide the exact word count limits for both Articles and Essays, explain the anonymization requirements for submissions, state the two primary methods for submitting a manuscript, and provide the direct email address for submissions if I choose not to use Scholastica. Additionally, confirm if submissions are currently open.
Navigate to lawreview.uchicago.edu. Click on the 'Open Submissions menu dropdown button' (ID 107). Click on the 'Submissions to the Law Review' link (ID 117). Identify the current status of submissions (open or closed) and when they will reopen. Locate and extract the word count limits for 'Articles' and 'Essays', including footnotes. Identify and explain the anonymization requirements for manuscripts. Determine the two primary methods for submitting a manuscript. Find and state the direct email address for submissions. Synthesize all gathered information into a concise answer.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'Submissions to the Law Review' page. The agent states that submissions are currently closed for Volume 93 and will begin accepting submissions again in mid-July. The agent states the word count limit for Articles as 'fewer than 30,000 words, including footnotes'. The agent states the word count limit for Essays as 'fewer than 20,000 words, including footnotes'. The agent explains the anonymization requirement: 'Submitting an anonymized version of your manuscript with no identifying information' or 'Confining your name, affiliation, biographical information, and acknowledgements to a single cover page'. The agent identifies the two primary submission methods as 'Scholastica' and 'email'. The agent provides the direct email address for submissions as 'lrarticles@law.uchicago.edu'.