Focus and Scope

Focus

Justicia Legis Harkat focuses on publishing scholarly works in the field of legal studies and justice studies that examine the development of legal theories, concepts, and practices in order to strengthen law enforcement, legal certainty, and substantive justice amid societal dynamics. The journal serves as a platform for disseminating research findings, conceptual studies, and critical analyses that highlight the interrelationship between legal norms, legal institutions, and social realities, both in national and international contexts.

Scope

The scope of the journal includes, but is not limited to, the following areas:

1. Legal Theory and Philosophy of Law

   Studies on jurisprudence, legal reasoning, legal interpretation, and theories of justice.

2. Constitutional and Administrative Law

   Constitutional studies, state institutions, public administration, and governance.

3. Criminal Law and Criminal Justice System

   Substantive and procedural criminal law, law enforcement, penal policy, and criminal justice reform.

4. Civil Law and Business Law

   Contract law, tort law, property law, corporate law, and commercial dispute resolution.

5. International Law and Comparative Law

   Public and private international law, comparative legal systems, and transnational legal issues.

6. Human Rights and Humanitarian Law

   Protection and enforcement of human rights, constitutional rights, and humanitarian principles.

7. Legal Sociology and Law in Society

   Socio-legal studies examining the interaction between law, society, and culture.

8. Legal Policy and Legislative Studies

   Legal reform, regulatory analysis, policy evaluation, and law-making processes.

9. Alternative Dispute Resolution and Legal Practice

   Mediation, arbitration, restorative justice, and contemporary legal practice.

10. Customary Law and Legal Pluralism

    Indigenous law, customary law, and pluralistic legal systems.