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The Faculty of Law, Aligarh Muslim University (AMU), has officially opened submissions for the Law Society Review (2026 Edition)—a prestigious annual publication offering a rigorous platform for legal scholars, practitioners, and researchers.
The 2026 edition focuses on the dynamic theme:
“Global Justice in Transition: Law, Reform, and Accountability in the 21st Century”
In an era marked by technological disruption, environmental crises, shifting geopolitics, and evolving humanitarian challenges, this editorial invitation seeks scholarship that reimagines justice beyond traditional boundaries.
What This Edition Aims to Explore
The 2026 Review reshapes key discussions around justice in four critical domains—Technology, Criminal Law Reform, Environmental Justice, and International Humanitarian Law.
Core Theme Focus Areas
| Theme Cluster | Key Issues Explored |
|---|---|
| Technology & Justice | Cybercrime, digital harm, online safety, AI regulation, digital rights |
| Criminal Law Reform | Sedition vs. sovereignty, digital evidence, gender neutrality, restorative justice |
| Environmental & Climate Justice | Climate migration, ecological accountability, corporate responsibility |
| International Humanitarian Law | War crimes, ICC accountability, humanitarian intervention |
Editorial Vision
The Law Society Review 2026 aims to compile thought-provoking scholarship that:
- Examines justice through comparative, global, and multidisciplinary lenses
- Evaluates emerging legal frameworks shaped by technology, climate change, and international conflict
- Connects law, reform, and accountability with real-world challenges
Accepted submissions will be published in an ISBN-certified edited volume, making it a high-value academic contribution.
Categories of Submissions
Authors may submit in the following formats:
| Type of Submission | Word Limit |
|---|---|
| Research Paper | 3,000–5,000 words |
| Essays / Articles | 2,000–3,000 words |
| Case & Legislative Comments | 1,500–2,500 words |
| Opinion / Perspective Pieces | Up to 1,000 words |
All manuscripts must include an abstract (≤250 words) and keywords.
Formatting & Citation Guide
To maintain academic consistency, the Review requires:
- Font: Times New Roman
- Body Text: Size 12, 1.5 line spacing
- Footnotes: Size 10, single spacing
- Citation Style: OSCOLA 4th Edition
- Justified text throughout the document
AI tools like Grammarly may be used only for grammar checks; AI-generated text is strictly prohibited.
Submission Workflow
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A[Start Writing] --> B[Prepare Abstract & Keywords]
B --> C[Format as per OSCOLA guidelines]
C --> D[Run Plagiarism Check ≤ 10%]
D --> E[Add Cover Letter]
E --> F[Email Submission to: lawsocietyreview2026@gmail.com]
F --> G[Editorial Review]
G --> H[Acceptance Notification]
Important Dates – Law Society Review 2026
| Event | Date |
|---|---|
| Submissions Open | 1 December 2025 |
| Final Submission Deadline | 15 February 2026 |
| Acceptance Notification | 15 March 2026 |
Cover Letter Requirements
Each submission must include:
- Title of Manuscript
- Full Name of Author(s)
- Institutional Affiliation
- Contact Details (Email & Phone)
Authorship Rules
- Co-authorship permitted up to three authors
- Manuscripts must be original and unpublished
- Similarity index must not exceed 10%
Why Submit to Law Society Review 2026?
Submitting to this edition offers:
- Publication in a respected AMU Law Review
- Opportunity to contribute to global legal discourse
- Scope for interdisciplinary engagement
- Visibility among scholars, practitioners, and institutions worldwide
This call invites you to challenge conventional legal thinking and propose bold, well-researched ideas shaping the future of justice.
📨 Submission Email
All manuscripts must be emailed in .docx format to: 📧 lawsocietyreview2026@gmail.com
