Ethical Policy Federal Law Journal expects the highest standards of integrityfrom its research officers, Editorial Board members and authors. It regards any kind of academic misconduct as an extremely serious matter. The Federal Law Journal’s research ethics policy will at all times recognize and apply the national laws on intellectual property and protection thereof.
Plagiarism Policy Academic quality standards require a Law Journal to be publishing original work of authors having the quality of novelty. However confessing the limited resources of students to verify the originality, uniqueness and novelty of submissions, the Federal Law Journal permits total of 15% unoriginal content to be used in the manuscript, nonetheless, acknowledging […]
Archiving Policy Federal Law Journal believes in easy access to knowledge, new ideas and intends to help the researchers to benefit from the research work already done. Therefore, all the FLJ’s issues will be available in the archives section of its website.
Open Access Policy All the manuscripts submitted for publication will be initially scrutinized by the regular and adjunct faculty members of the Federal Judicial Academy. Online plagiarism tests will also be conducted. The similarity index should not exceed 15% of the manuscript. If any writing exceeds 15 % on the similarity index, but, in the […]