The Law Jurist Legal Journal (LJLJ) follows a comprehensive Open Access Policy, ensuring that all published manuscripts are freely accessible, downloadable, and shareable under a Creative Commons license. This allows users to reproduce, distribute, and create derivative works, provided proper attribution is given to the original authors. Additionally, authors grant an irrevocable and perpetual right for public access and limited personal printing of their work.
Under its Publication Policy, LJLJ mandates that submitted content must be free from unfounded allegations, defamatory statements, or accusations based solely on newspaper reports. To maintain academic integrity, the journal enforces a strict plagiarism limit of 10%, with submissions undergoing plagiarism checks via software like Turnitin. Authors are solely responsible for any legal or copyright infringements. Furthermore, all submitted content must be exclusive to LJLJ, allowing the journal full rights to republish the work without prior consent from the author. The journal maintains a neutral stance, requiring that submissions avoid religious or political biases. Any opinions expressed must be explicitly identified as opinions rather than facts, and the tone should be academic rather than polemical. Hate speech, including racist, sexist, anti-Semitic, or homophobic content, as well as stereotypes and historical denialism, will not be published.
LJLJ also upholds a strict Ethics Statement, expecting all authors to adhere to international ethical standards. Authors must certify that their manuscripts are original, unpublished, and not under review elsewhere. Plagiarism, data fabrication, falsification, duplicate publications, and redundant submissions are strictly prohibited. Any external sources used must be properly cited, ensuring academic credibility. If an author discovers a significant error in their published work, they are required to inform the journal and cooperate in issuing a correction or retraction.
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