Regarding the principles of publication ethics, the Journal considers itself, on the one hand, committed to safeguarding the rights of authors, rights holders, and content producers, and, on the other hand, responsible for protecting the rights of its readers and audience. Therefore, in order to uphold these obligations and in alignment with the international scholarly community, the Journal has based its practices on globally recognized publication ethics standards and has formulated its policies accordingly.
According to the Journal of Criminal Law and Criminology Studies, all individuals involved in the publication process of an article (including authors, editorial staff, and reviewers) are required to accept and adhere to the Journal’s ethical guidelines and code of conduct. The Journal follows the principles and guidelines of the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE).
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