The Vanderbilt Journal of Entertainment and Technology Law (JETLaw) is an official, highly-ranked, student-run publication of Vanderbilt University Law School and publishes four issues annually. A special issue includes papers presented at its annual symposium, hosted on the law school campus in Nashville, TN. JETLaw serves as a unique yet inclusive forum for cutting-edge legal scholarship dedicated to the expanding nexus of entertainment, technology, and law in an increasingly connected world. Recognizing that this fusion of entertainment and technology poses novel legal issues in many fields of law, JETLaw welcomes scholarly submissions from the perspectives of copyright, administrative, sports, art, science, technology, and entertainment law, among others.
See the Aims and Scope for a complete coverage of the journal.
Current Issue: Volume 28, Issue 4 (2026)
When the Purse Strings Paint the Picture: Executive Overreach and Censorship in Federal Arts Funding
Megan Brown
Patent Law's Trade Remedy
Michael L. Doane
Open Secrets
Robin Feldman and Vaughn Goehrig
Limiting Inconsistencies in Legal Languages
Sarah B. Lawsky