Al-Adl

Aims & Scope

Al-Adl: Jurnal Hukum publishes twice a year (biannually) on January and July specialized in scientific articles relating to the field of law which focuses on subjects related to:- Criminal Law and Criminal Justice System- Antitrust Law- Business Law- Litigation and Alternatif Dispute Resolution- Constitutional Law- Administration Law- Islamic Law- Jurisprudence- Procedure Law- International Law- Medical and Health Law Al-Adl: Jurnal Hukum publishes twice a year (biannually) on January and July specialized in scientific articles relating to the field of law which focuses on subjects related to:- Criminal Law and Criminal Justice System- Antitrust Law- Business Law- Litigation and Alternatif Dispute Resolution- Constitutional Law- Administration Law- Islamic Law- Jurisprudence- Procedure Law- International Law- Medical and Health Law Every script that goes into the editorial shall be submitted for blind peer review by selected reviewers in accordance with the field of knowledge. The review process is not more than 1 month and there is already a decision about whether or not the submitted manuscript submitted. Al Adl law of journals published two times a year (biannually) on January and July. The online version is published on demand, therefore the author could request early publication in accordance to the journal guidelines This journal provides open access which in principle makes research available for free to the public and will support the largest exchange of global knowledge. This journal provides open access which in principle makes research available for free to the public and will support the largest exchange of global knowledge.

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Source: OpenAlex · Each year’s green bar = citations earned by that year’s papers, counted to date — so recent years look lower simply because their papers haven’t had time to be cited yet.

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