Focus And Scope

The PLICE (Advances in Public Law and Crime) journal covers a wide range of topics within the fields of public law and criminal justice. It focuses on areas such as public law, constitutional law, administrative law, and human rights law, as well as law enforcement practices and criminal justice systems. Additionally, the journal addresses topics like sentencing policies, rehabilitation programs, and comparative law studies. Other key areas include public policy analysis, crime prevention strategies, cybercrime, terrorism, environmental crime, and the technological impacts on law. Furthermore, the journal explores judicial processes, victimology, legal ethics, criminological theories, and promotes interdisciplinary research to provide a comprehensive understanding of public law and crime.

1. Public Law
2. Constitutional Law
3. Administrative Law
4. Human Rights Law
5. Law Enforcement Practices
6. Criminal Justice Systems
7. Sentencing Policies
8. Rehabilitation Programs
9. Comparative Law Studies
10. Public Policy Analysis
11. Crime Prevention Strategies
12. Cybercrime
13. Terrorism
14. Environmental Crime
15. Technological Impacts on Law
16. Judicial Processes
17. Victimology
18. Legal Ethics
19. Criminological Theories
20. Interdisciplinary Research
21. International Human Rights Instruments
22. Legislative Frameworks
23. Social Justice and Equity
24. Law and Society
25. Criminal Procedure Law
26. Police Accountability and Oversight
27. Penology
28. Restorative Justice Practices
29. Forensic Science in Law
30. Impact of Social Media on Crime

This journal encourages submissions that explore innovative solutions, comparative analyses, and interdisciplinary approaches to enhance the understanding and implementation of public law and criminal justice.