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Researcher Journal for Legal Sciences - University of Fallujah
A Scientific Journal Issued by the College of Law – University of Fallujah
It is a peer-reviewed, biannual journal published in June and December of each year. The journal specializes in publishing studies and scientific research in the field of legal sciences. It also publishes jurisprudential commentaries on important judicial rulings issued by the supreme courts in the Iraqi state, such as the Federal Supreme Court, the Federal Court of Cassation, the Supreme Administrative Court, and other lower-level courts. The journal accepts scientific research written in Arabic, French, or English.
The journal was established to fill a scientific and academic need by providing an opportunity to publish legal research by law professors, whether from the College of Law itself or from other law faculties at Iraqi, Arab, or foreign universities. It also aims to enhance the solid scientific and intellectual standing that the College of Law holds in the local community in the academic field.
From the moment of its establishment, the journal has sought to meet all rigorous scientific requirements to present research outputs that align with the standards of international indexing systems.
We’re delighted to announce that all research articles accepted for publication in the journal will be ‘open access under license and freely available to read online. The journal follows an Open Access policy under the CC BY 4.0 license (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) and adheres to the following publication standards:
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This issue of The Researcher Journal for Legal Sciences, published under the vision of the College of Law at the University of Fallujah, reflects the journal’s commitment to advancing high-quality legal research at both national and international levels. All contributions have undergone rigorous peer review by qualified academic experts, ensuring scholarly integrity and transparency. The issue presents diverse studies addressing contemporary legal challenges across multiple fields of law, including criminal, civil, commercial, constitutional, administrative, and personal status law. Particular attention is given to emerging legal questions related to modern reproductive technologies and remote litigation, especially in the context of electronically concluded commercial contracts. The journal continues to welcome original legal research from scholars within Iraq and internationally, in line with its mission to promote academic openness and strengthen collaboration with the broader legal research community and study.
Prof. Dr. Saad Hussein Abdul Al-Halbousi
Editor-in-Chief
December 2025
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