Science of Law is a peer-reviewed, interdisciplinary journal dedicated to exploring the dynamic relationships between law and the broader social sciences.

It aims to provide a scholarly platform for critical, empirical, and theoretical contributions that analyze the law as both a product and a driver of social transformation.

The journal encourages research that situates legal systems within the evolving economic, political, cultural, psychological, and environmental contexts of society.

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Meet Our Editorial Team

Dr. Tomas Perscek
Comenius University Bratislava, Slovak Republic.

Editorial Pick

Death of Prostitutes: How Sexual Killers Find Them?

February 1, 2021

Mark W. Clark

Global and Local Law Enforcement Challenges in Combating Sex Trafficking

February 1, 2021

Larry Wright

Preventive DNA Collection from High-Risk Populations: A Qualitative Study of Forensic Communities

February 1, 2021

Nolan Murphy et al.

The Sex Purchase Act: A Framework for Combating Prostitution

February 1, 2021

Roine Ceder et al.

Announcement of Retraction

February 1, 2021

Annie Meredith

Editorial Pick

New therapies could treat tissue swelling that afflicts cancer surgery patients and others

28 August 2019

Farisha Nagina

Pan-tumor genomic biomarkers for PD-1 checkpoint blockade–based immunotherapy

28 August 2019

Farisha Nagina

New therapies could treat tissue swelling that afflicts cancer surgery patients and others

28 August 2019

Farisha Nagina

Mystery solved? Why cats eat grass

28 August 2019

Farisha Nagina

Injection helps the immune system obliterate tumors, at least in mice

28 August 2019

Farisha Nagina

'Liquid biopsy' promises early detection for cancer

28 August 2019

Farisha Nagina

Blood test shows promise for spotting early cancers

28 August 2019

Farisha Nagina

Cure for a common turtle cancer takes a lesson from human cancers

28 August 2019

Farisha Nagina

New therapies could treat tissue swelling that afflicts cancer surgery patients and others

28 August 2019

Farisha Nagina

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Peer Review Process

SoL’s peer-review process reflects a commitment to editorial independence free from conflicts of interest or corporate or political influences. The process begins with the Editor...

Author Guidelines

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Sources of Support

Science of Law is a standalone independent project and does not receive any...

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Publication Ethics and Malpractice Statement

Science of Law publishes academic and research articles of high quality maintaining the highest standards of integrity and ethics. This statement sets out the principles to which all...

Author Fees

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Author Self-Archiving

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