Advancing Legal Scholarship
A peer-reviewed, open-access journal for contemporary legal issues and interdisciplinary research.
Peer-Reviewed
Rigorous double-blind peer review process to ensure the highest academic standards.
Open Access
Freely available to a global audience to maximize reach and impact.
International Scope
Publishing contributions from scholars and experts from around the world.
Biannual
Two issues published per year in the months of December and June.
Law Journal
The journal primarily focuses on interdisciplinary research in the field of law.
Our Distinguished Patrons
Prof. Battu Satyanarayana
Hon’ble Vice Chancellor
Central University of Karnataka
Central University of Karnataka
Journal of Legal Studies
Officially released on November 07, 2025 by the
Hon'ble Justice Dinesh Maheshwari,
Chairman, Law Commission of India and Former Judge, Supreme Court of India.
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The Role of Patents in Fostering Innovation in Waste Management and Green Technology in India
By Gnanavel L
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By Parvathi Badrinath
The Role of Patents in Fostering Innovation in Waste Management and Green Technology in India
By Gnanavel L
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By Anisha Sharma
Pacta Sunt Servanda and the Genocide Convention: A Case Comment on South Africa v. Israel
By Vana Ramanamurty