Call For Papers: Lex Is Us Law Journal Volume 1 Issue 2

Post published:January 31, 2022
Post category:Papers and Articles
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Call For Papers: Lex Is Us Law Journal Volume 1 Issue 2 – Rolling Submission

About LEX IS US Law Journal

Lex Is Us [LIU – ISNI – 5059-3374-7] is a Bi-annual and open access, online law Journal devoted to imparting views on contemporary issues of law by knocking cross current ideas on the emerging legal matters. LIU shall also provide an interactive platform for the students, Advocates, legal scholars & researchers to ignite and contribute their knowledge in the field of law. LIU is established with a vision of excellence in interdisciplinary legal research and to explore the challenges of law that lie before lawmakers and society. The oneness of LIU is that it provides an opportunity to erudite and express lightning bolt thoughts without any theme in the subject of law.

LIU Volume 1 Issue 2 Call for Submission

LIU welcomes Articles, Short Notes, Book Reviews, and Case Commentaries from the legal fraternity of the country for the forthcoming issue as long as the work is original, unpublished, unplagiarized, and is in consonance with the submission guidelines.

Theme

Authors are free to write on any topic

Categories of Manuscript welcomes for Publication

I. Research Papers (3000-8000 words excluding footnotes)

Submissions in this category are expected to engage with the theme and literature of a particular topic comprehensively. The manuscript must survey current practice in the field, identify any lacunae and offer innovative reassessment along with constructive suggestions. Theoretical pieces are also welcome in this category.

II. Articles (2000-3000 words excluding footnotes)

Articles are more concise in scope are focused on a particular issue and offer new perspectives and critical insights on the selected topic. They offer clearly identifiable arguments and may provide different ways of conceptualizing the selected issue.

III. Case or Legislative Comment (1500-2000 words excluding footnotes)

This category is meant for the analysis of any judicial pronouncement, legislative action, or policy proposal. Notes and Comments must trace the line of cases in which the decision appears and comment on its implications on the evolution of that branch of law. Similarly, a legislative comment or policy proposal must identify the object and expected impact of the legislative action/policy proposal in question.

IV. Book Review (1500-2000 words excluding footnotes)

A book review should focus on either an autobiography authored by a lawyer which could inspire aspirants and practitioners in the legal field or focuses on a practical issue that is important to know in the legal profession.