Submission Guidelines for Blog

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At The Legal Journal on Technology, we welcome submissions on a wide range of topics that sit at the intersection of law and technology. Whether you're discussing tech regulations or exploring how technology impacts any aspect of law, your insights are invaluable.

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Broad Themes and Sub-Themes​

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We encourage submissions on any topic related to law and technology. Here are just a few ideas to inspire you, but feel free to expand beyond these:

1. Artificial Intelligence & Law: The legal implications of AI in governance, automation, and decision-making.

2. Data Privacy & Cybersecurity: Legal challenges in protecting personal data in the digital age.

3. Blockchain & FinTech: The impact of blockchain on finance, banking regulations, and smart contracts.

4. Tech Regulation & Policy: Global tech policy frameworks, antitrust cases, and digital economy regulations.

5. Intellectual Property & Technology: How tech innovations are reshaping IP law, copyright, and patent issues. List being non -exhaustive.

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Technological Aspects in Traditional Law Areas​

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We also welcome articles exploring how technology impacts traditional areas of law. Some examples include:

1. Constitutional Law: How technology affects fundamental rights, privacy, and government surveillance.

2. Competition Law: The influence of tech giants and antitrust challenges in the digital marketplace.

3. Arbitration: The role of online dispute resolution (ODR) and digital evidence in arbitration.

4. Criminal Law: The implications of tech in policing, surveillance, digital forensics, and cybercrime.

5. Environmental Law: The use of technology in monitoring environmental compliance and regulation.

6. Additionally, articles discussing the intersection of technology with Taxation, Family Law, Human Rights Law, Labor Law, and International Law are also encouraged. Anything related to technology and the future are relevant for this blog.

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Submission Guidelines​

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1. Word Count: 800 to 1500 words

2. Style: Clear, concise, and engaging. Avoid excessive legal jargon. Write for both legal professionals and tech enthusiasts.

3. References: Please hyperlink your sources wherever applicable. No footnotes or endnotes required.

4. It is advised to add diagrams for complicated and technical aspects of the blog.

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How to Submit

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1. Format: Submit your article as a .docx file to our mail thelegaljournalontechnology@gmail.com with a proper subject , 3 description of the core and author biography.

2. Review Time: You will receive feedback within 12 days of your submission.

3. Biography: Include a short author bio (50 words) in the respective submission mail.

 

Originality

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All submissions must be original and unpublished. We do not accept articles that are under review elsewhere .h

We only accept original and unpublished works. A formal declaration of AI usage should be there in the manuscript , if used.