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welcome articles for The Beacon, ideas for future articles and
issues, and manuscripts for possible publication by Harbor House Law Press.
Please read this page carefully before submitting an article. We are interested in articles about high-stakes testing and expert witnesses for future issues of The Beacon. "Battles of Expert Witnesses" will include articles about preparing experts and finding the Achilles heel of the school district's experts. In addition to articles by practitioners who have worn out ballpoint pens writing notes for cross-examination during the other side's direct examinations, we may include examples of deposition testimony, trial testimony, and expert interrogatories in the The Beacon. Query Process Before you send an article, please follow this query process: Send
an e-mail that describes your article or proposed article in a paragraph
or two. We will respond as soon as we can to let you know if your article is appropriate for The Beacon and the Harbor House site. Submissions Process To Submit an Article by Email Before you send your article, spell-check your article. Proofread your article. Ask a friend to edit and proofread your article. Title your article. Include your name, a working email address, and the year you wrote the article. If your article was published previously, please indicate where it first appeared. Save your article as plain text. Use two carrier returns to make a blank line between paragraphs. Do not use tabs or spaces to indent paragraphs. Copy and paste your article into an e-mail and send to editor@harborhouselaw.com Please do not send your article as an email attachment. We do not open email attachments. To Submit an Article by U. S. Mail Prepare your
article in Microsoft Word or Word Perfect. If your article has footnotes, include them as Endnotes at the end of your article. Send a print of your article and a copy of your article on a computer diskette to: Editor, The
Beacon If you want us to return your manuscript or disk, please enclose a self-addressed, stamped envelope. Conditions We reserve the right to edit. We reserve the right to return and/or refuse articles. The information on the site is available as a free service. We do not pay fees for articles published in The Beacon. Submissions and correspondence become the property of Harbor House Law Press and may be used in any media. Opinions expressed in The Beacon are those of the contributors and are not the views of the editors or staff of The Beacon. Send questions to the editor by e-mail.
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