About the Journal

The Lexoria:  Journal of Law & Justice Studies is a peer-reviewed academic journal dedicated to advancing research and scholarly discourse in the field of law. This journal serves as a global platform for academics, legal practitioners, policymakers, and students to explore and disseminate insights related to legal theory, judicial practices, and regulatory developments across various legal systems worldwide. Lexoria is committed to making a significant contribution to the understanding of law in a global context by presenting multidisciplinary and cross-cultural perspectives.

Focus and Scope

Lexoria:  Journal of Law & Justice Studies accommodates a wide range of topics in legal studies, including but not limited to:

  • Legal Theory and Philosophy: In-depth studies on fundamental legal principles, justice concepts, and jurisprudence across different legal traditions.
  • Public Law and Constitutional Law: Examination of constitutional law, administrative law, and the rights and obligations of states toward their citizens.
  • Private and Commercial Law: Analyses of contract law, civil law, trade law, and legal aspects of global business transactions.
  • Criminal Law and Criminology: Exploration of criminal law theories, criminal justice systems, and law enforcement approaches.
  • International Law and Human Rights: Studies on public and private international law, treaties, and human rights in the global legal framework.
  • Technology Law and Innovation: Legal implications of emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence, data protection, and digital regulations.
  • Environmental Law and Sustainability: Studies on environmental policies, climate law, and regulations related to global sustainability efforts.
  • Labor and Employment Law: Legal analyses concerning industrial relations, workers' rights, and labor regulations.
  • Health Law and Bioethics: Examination of healthcare regulations, bioethics, and legal aspects in medical and pharmaceutical fields.

By publishing high-quality research on these topics, Lexoria aims to enrich legal literature and promote evidence-based academic discussions within the international legal community.