Aim and Scope

Lex Publica invites legal scholars, analysts, policymakers, legal experts, and practitioners to contribute their empirical, doctrinal, and/or theoretical research to the journal. We encourage submissions that explore these areas in as much depth and detail as possible. Our aim is to provide a platform for high-quality, scholarly discussions on critical legal issues, advancing the field through rigorous and well-supported research.

The journal publishes a variety of content, including research papers, review articles, literature reviews, case notes, book reviews, symposia, and short communications. Topics of interest encompass a broad spectrum of legal disciplines, such as:

- Civil Law
- Common Law
- Criminal Law
- International Law
- Environmental Law
- Business Law
- Constitutional Law
- Human Rights Law
- And other related fields of legal inquiry

Lex Publica seeks contributions that present original ideas, critical analysis, and comprehensive evaluations of contemporary legal challenges and developments. We welcome both theoretical and applied research that can offer valuable insights into current legal issues, provide policy recommendations, or contribute to the advancement of legal theory.

For authors preparing submissions, we recommend articles to be between 6,000 and 8,000 words in length. This includes the main text, footnotes, and any other accompanying material. The journal encourages clear, concise, and structured writing, ensuring that the content is accessible while maintaining scholarly rigor.