The Journal of Lex et Justitia (JLJ) (E-ISSN: 3124-2502) is a distinguished scholarly journal dedicated to the comprehensive study of Legal Sciences. JLJ offers a robust platform for in-depth analysis of both positive law (national legal frameworks) and Islamic law (Syariah).

The journal aims to contribute significantly to legal discourse by fostering a deeper understanding of legal frameworks across different jurisdictions, encouraging submissions that bridge theoretical analysis with legal practice.

 

Scope

JLJ's expansive scope covers a wide array of crucial legal domains, including, but not limited to, the following:

 

1. Core Legal Disciplines

• Criminal Law: Analysis of criminal codes, procedures, and contemporary issues in criminology and justice.

• Civil Law: Research on contract law, property law, torts, and other aspects of private law.

• Constitutional Law: Studies on state institutions, human rights, judicial review, and the structure of governance.

 

2. Islamic Law and Family Studies

• Islamic Family Law (Ahwal Syakhshiyyah): Research on marriage, divorce, inheritance, and contemporary interpretations of family matters under Islamic jurisprudence.

   

• Other facets of Islamic Law (Syariah), including muamalat (transactions) and jinayah (criminal acts).

 

3. Comparative and International Legal Systems

• Comparative Legal Studies: Analysis comparing national and international legal systems, frameworks, and legislative processes.

• Research on international law, human rights law, and transnational legal challenges.