Article Types
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Juris Spectrum: International Journal of Law welcomes different forms of scholarly legal writing.
Authors should select the submission category that best corresponds to the nature and scope of their manuscript.
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Research Articles
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Short Articles
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Case Comments / Case Reviews
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Book Reviews
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Research Articles
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Comprehensive and in-depth scholarly works that engage critically with legal issues, doctrines, theories, policies, or developments.
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A. General Research Articles
Original and analytical research that advances legal knowledge through critical examination of issues, doctrines, or theories.
Word Limit
8,000 – 12,000 words
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B. Legislative & Policy Analysis
Analytical works examining recent legislation, amendments, government policies, regulatory frameworks, or law reform initiatives.
Word Limit
4,000 – 8,000 words
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C. Interdisciplinary & Empirical Studies
Research that intersects law with disciplines such as sociology, economics, political science, technology, and environmental studies through interdisciplinary or empirical methods.
Word Limit
No fixed limit; subject to editorial discretion.
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Short Articles
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Concise yet rigorous scholarly contributions focusing on a specific legal issue, recent development, or an emerging area of law.
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A. General Research Articles
- Focused legal analysis
- Discussion of contemporary legal developments
- Critical perspective with scholarly depth
Word Limit
4,000 – 8,000 words
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Case Comments / Case Reviews
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Critical analysis of recent judicial decisions delivered by constitutional courts, supreme courts, high courts, or international judicial bodies.
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A. General Research Articles
- Clear summary of facts and issues
- Analysis of legal reasoning and ratio decidendi
- Evaluation of the decision’s impact on law and jurisprudence
Word Limit
3,000 – 5,000 words
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Book Reviews
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Critical examination of recently published books related to law, legal theory, jurisprudence, or allied disciplines.
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A. General Research Articles
- Identification of the book’s central arguments
- Critical evaluation of methodology and contribution
- Relevance to contemporary legal scholarship
Word Limit
2,000 –4 ,000 words
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Communication with Authors
Authors are responsible for selecting the most appropriate category for their manuscript at the time of submission. The Editorial Board reserves the right to reclassify a submission if deemed necessary for editorial or academic reasons.
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Not sure which category to choose?
Select the category that most closely reflects the nature and scope of your manuscript. The Editorial Board may reclassify a submission where appropriate.
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All submissions, irrespective of category, are subject to double-blind peer review, plagiarism and ethical compliance checks, and editorial discretion in accordance with the journal’s quality standards.