The University of Texas
School of Law
The Journal of Law and Technology
@ Texas
Current Issue: Volume 6
The AI-Based Legal Paradise – A (Necessary!) Thought Experiment
Defective Detection
Information Pollution & the Public Discourse
The Journal of Law & Technology at Texas (JOLTT) is dedicated to exploring the intersection of law and technology. We invite you to join us in exploring the dynamic intersection of law and technology, an ever-evolving landscape that shapes the present and defines the future.
JOLTT aims to be a pioneering platform for legal scholars, practitioners, and technology enthusiasts alike. We believe that the fusion of law and technology is not just a meeting of disciplines but a confluence that redefines how we perceive, interpret, and navigate the legal landscape.
Our commitment to excellence is reflected in the diverse array of topics we cover, ranging from emerging technologies like artificial intelligence, blockchain, and cybersecurity to the profound legal implications of data privacy, intellectual property, and digital rights. JOLTT aspires to be a catalyst for thought-provoking discussions, serving as a nexus for those passionate about the legal challenges and opportunities presented by the rapid evolution of technology.
Join us as we navigate the legal complexities of a tech-driven world, where every decision shapes the future.
2023-24 Leadership
Editor-In-Chief
Hiromi Oka
Managing Editor
Cora Drozd
Chief Articles Editor Jacob Mansour | Chief Online Editor & Special Initiatives Director Taryn Willett | Development Director
Charlie Ough |
Articles Editors
| Katherine Bartos | Camille Richieri | David Merlinsky |