About the Journal
LexForensica: Forensic Justice and Socio-Legal Research Journal serves as a premier platform for disseminating scholarly work in the interconnected fields of forensic sciences and socio-legal research. This journal is committed to advancing understanding and facilitating the exchange of knowledge among academics, researchers, legal professionals, and practitioners. Its scope spans the critical examination of the societal impacts of law, the nuances of human behavior, and the pivotal role of forensic sciences in legal contexts.
LexForensica: Forensic Justice and Socio-Legal Research Journal, published biannually, is a crucial resource for academics, legal professionals, and experts in the forensic and socio-legal fields. The editorial team fosters open and critical dialogue, welcoming scholarly papers that employ diverse methodologies and originate from various global perspectives. The journal accepts original contributions in English, Bahasa Melayu or Arabic which have not been previously published or considered by other publishers.
Authors are invited to submit manuscripts relevant to the extensive scope of LexForensica. Each submission undergoes a double-blind peer-review process to decide its suitability for publication, based solely on the recommendations of peer reviewers.
Authors should carefully read and follow the journal’s guidelines for manuscript preparation. Manuscripts that do not adhere to these guidelines or are formatted incorrectly will be rejected by the editorial team before the review process. Only manuscripts that meet the specified formatting requirements will be considered.
LexForensica is more than a publication—it is a community of knowledge sharing among international scholars. It facilitates contributions through periodic intellectual dialogues, short communications, and research articles, enhancing the exchange of cutting-edge ideas and findings.
Manuscripts and all correspondence should be directed to the Editor-in-Chief through the online submission system. LexForensica uses the LOCKSS and CLOCKSS archival systems, based at Stanford University Libraries, United Kingdom, ensuring adherence to the highest community archiving standards as established by the Sherpa Romeo guidelines.
Current Issue
Vol. 1 No. 2 (2024): LexForensica
The Editorial Board of LexForensica: Forensic Justice and Socio-Legal Research Journal proudly presents Volume 1, Number 2 (December 2024). This issue features a diverse collection of articles authored and co-authored by researchers from eleven distinguished affiliations across Malaysia, Indonesia, The United States of America, Iraq, Lebanon, Algeria and The United Arab Emirates. Each contribution underscores our commitment to advancing scholarly dialogue and fostering innovation at the intersection of forensic justice and socio-legal research. We invite scholars, practitioners, and readers to engage with this compelling body of work, as LexForensica continues to establish itself as a premier platform for groundbreaking research and critical discourse in these fields.
Published:
2024-12-10