International journal of law, crime and justice (ISSN: 2693-3802)

Description

The aim of the International Journal of Law, Crime, and Justice is to provide a scholarly platform for researchers, practitioners, policymakers, and stakeholders to exchange knowledge, insights, and perspectives on diverse aspects of law, crime, and justice. The journal seeks to foster interdisciplinary dialogue and collaboration, addressing contemporary challenges and emerging trends in legal systems, criminal justice, and societal responses to crime. By facilitating rigorous research and critical discourse, the journal aims to contribute to the advancement of legal scholarship, the improvement of criminal justice practices, and the promotion of just and equitable societies worldwide.
Scope of Journal
The scope of the International Journal of Law, Crime, and Justice encompasses a broad range of topics within the domains of law, crime, and justice, including but not limited to:
Legal Theory and Philosophy: Examination of legal principles, jurisprudence, and ethical frameworks guiding legal systems.
Criminal Law and Procedure: Analysis of substantive criminal law, criminal procedure, and the administration of justice.
Comparative Law: Comparative studies of legal systems, legal cultures, and legal institutions across different jurisdictions.
Criminology and Criminal Justice: Empirical research on crime patterns, offender behavior, victimology, policing, corrections, and crime prevention.
Human Rights and Social Justice: Exploration of human rights issues, social inequalities, discrimination, and access to justice.
Legal Reform and Policy: Evaluation of legal reforms, policy initiatives, and legislative developments aimed at addressing societal challenges and promoting justice.
International Law and Transnational Crime: Examination of international legal frameworks, treaties, and mechanisms for addressing transnational crimes, such as terrorism, organized crime, and human trafficking.
Legal Education and Professional Development: Innovations in legal education, professional ethics, and the training of legal practitioners and criminal justice professionals.
Technology and Law: Impact of technology on legal systems, cybersecurity, digital forensics, and the intersection of law and emerging technologies.
Special Topics: Exploration of emerging issues, interdisciplinary research, and critical perspectives on law, crime, and justice.
The International Journal of Law, Crime, and Justice welcomes original research articles, review papers, case studies, policy analyses, and theoretical contributions that advance understanding, stimulate debate, and inform practice in the field. The journal is committed to promoting open access to knowledge and ensuring the highest standards of scholarly integrity and rigor in the peer-review process.