Submissions

Author Guidelines

General requirements

1. Each author should confirm their authorship, and we encourage international collaboration. Authorship misconduct will affect several sanctions and even bans for author(s).
2. We cannot accommodate 'massive submissions' whether from certain institutions or certain authors/co-authors. We suggest that the author and/or co-author submit their paper with a minimum gap of one year. If a certain name (either as main author or co-author) makes submissions too often, we will most likely reject the manuscript to prevent misconduct activities.
3. Each author must have an ORCID ID; for those who don't have one, please create an account. The ORCID link must be included during the submission process.
4. Manuscripts must be related to legal studies especially Indonesian law in international debate. Manuscripts must show the advantages and uniqueness of the topic under
5. Minimum length of manuscript should be 9000 words (including footnotes but not including Abstracts and References).
6. The manuscript can use any style both American or British, however, its should be consistent and for non-native English country should be proofread. 
7. Each manuscript must be checked for proofreading through a professional proofreader (the proofreading document is included in the supplementary file). Authors should submit only papers that have been carefully proofread and polished. Manuscripts are accepted with the understanding that they are original or extended versions of previously published papers in conferences and/or journals and that, if the work received an official sponsorship, it has been duly released for open publication. 
8. Each manuscript uses at least 35 references from the latest year’s journal articles (the last five years).
9. Reference sources must be written clearly and completely, with referencing management system automatically.
10. The manuscript is completed with an Abstract, a maximum of 250 words
11. The title must be concise and clear, a maximum of 15 words
12. Keywords consist of 3-5 related to the topic, not too general, not a snippet of the title
13. Citation models must use Mendeley's standard citation application type: Chicago Manual Style (Author Full note) in Footnote form. 
14. The structure of the Manuscript (Article) is as follows:

• INTRODUCTION
• RESULT AND DISCUSSION (The title of Result and Discussion should be not used)
• CONCLUSION
• DECLARATION OF CONFLICTING INTEREST
• FUNDING INFORMATION
• ACKNOWLEDGMENT
• REFERENCES 

14. Each submitted manuscript must be accompanied by an Author Biography in a separate file (Word) with a maximum of 150 words for each author in the form of a description.
15. Each manuscript must also be accompanied by an Originality Statement signed by all authors and stamped with 10,000 stamps on the correspondence/main author. Scanned in PDF (not photographed).
16. Each manuscript must be accompanied by proof of Proofread Professional whose validity can be traced

Notes:

Manuscripts that do not comply with the Journal of Indonesian Legal Studies’s guidelines and policies will be returned to the author for correction. The template of the manuscript is as follows.

General Instruction for Case Note

1. The cases analyzed can be court decisions in Indonesia or outside Indonesia which have unique and contemporary issues
2. Maximum of 2 (two) authors
3. All Authors have ORCID ID
4. Terms of writing using the provisions of article writing (typeface, arrangement, citation model is the same as the article)
5. Using valid references/quotes, at least 15 references
6. The word count is at least 4000 words, including footnotes
7. The structure is as follows:
   • TITLE
   • ABSTRACT
   • INTRODUCTION
   • METHOD
   • CASE ANALYSIS
   • CONCLUSION
   • RECOMMENDATION
   • REFERENCES

General Instruction for Book Review

1. The book reviewed is the latest book in the last 5 years
2. Books must be related to the study of law, be it Indonesian law or global
3. The book being reviewed must be unique and related to the development of law in Indonesia
4. Maximum of 2 (two) authors
5. All Authors have ORCID ID
6. Terms of writing using the provisions of article writing (typeface, arrangement, citation model is the same as the article)
7. Using valid references/quotes, at least 10 references
8. The word count is at least 1500 words, including footnotes
9. The structure is as follows:
   • TITLE
   • ABSTRACT
   • DATA OF BOOK (consist of: Original Title of Book, Author, Year of Publication, Publisher and City of Publisher, Language of Book, ISBN, total pages, and Book Cover picture)
   • INTRODUCTION
   • ANALYSIS & REVIEW (use the title according to the book review, may use several sub-headings)
   • REFERENCES