Cult of Pedagogy
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Teaching practice, classroom craft, and education research for teachers.
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Articles can be on any topic as long as it is law-related. Recommended length is 800 to 1,500 words, though submissions just outside those limits are accepted. The Journal welcomes articles in the author's chosen style and from their own perspective; articles need not be impartial or politically neutral. Avoid complex legal jargon that may confuse readers at different career levels. Include any online resources by hyperlinking the source to the relevant text, and list offline resources at the end under "Further reading". The Journal cannot accept articles published or due to be published elsewhere, and cannot accept old essays or dissertations written in a heavily academic style. Articles are published under the author's personal byline, and authors must disclose if they used AI to assist with writing. Submit to [email available after sign-in], or email an idea for guidance. Include a clear colour photo and brief profile information such as place and level of study and topics of interest.
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No fee is mentioned; journal contributions are editorial and unpaid, with an annual prize for the best writer.
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https://legalcheek.com/how-to-write-for-usReviewer noteExclusivity is required and old academic essays are not accepted. AI assistance must be disclosed. This is an unpaid bylined route aimed at law students and practitioners rather than a commercial placement.
Last source check: 10 Oct 2026. Due for re-check.
About the publication
Legal Cheek is a UK legal news and careers publication. Its Legal Cheek Journal publishes contributed, bylined articles on any law-related topic, from law students and practitioners, with a published set of contributor guidelines and an annual prize for the best writer.