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hlr-submission

Use when running the final pre-submission preflight for the Harvard Law Review (HLR) via HLR's own electronic submission system — manuscript readiness, anonymization, length limits, Bluebook 22nd-edition footnotes, expedite setup, and season timing. Final upload checks; it does not plan the placement strategy (hlr-placement-strategy) or draft content.

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# Submission Preflight (hlr-submission)

The last check before uploading through **HLR's own electronic submission system**
(harvardlawreview.org). HLR does **not** intake through Scholastica — Scholastica/ExpressO are the
*general-market* platforms you use to multi-submit and expedite at **peer** journals
(see `hlr-placement-strategy`); HLR itself takes the manuscript on its own portal. Unlike a
peer-reviewed science journal, HLR receives a **near-final, fully footnoted** article — there is no
"revise the methods later." The most common avoidable failures are an over-length manuscript, an
incomplete footnote apparatus, skipped anonymization, and mistimed submission.

## When to trigger

- "Submitting this week" — last pass before upload
- Unsure what HLR's submission system expects in the package
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