Recommended Tools
Recommended Tools
Advances in Public Law and Crime (PLICE)
Essential academic tools to support originality checking, reference management, manuscript clarity, citation accuracy, and ethical legal scholarship.
A Note for Authors
To improve manuscript quality and accelerate editorial screening, Advances in Public Law and Crime (PLICE) recommends that all authors use appropriate academic tools before submission. These tools help authors strengthen originality, citation accuracy, reference consistency, language clarity, and ethical compliance. However, the use of any tool does not replace the author’s scholarly responsibility, legal reasoning, source verification, and final accountability for the submitted manuscript.
Recommended Academic Tools
Tools are grouped according to manuscript preparation needs.
Turnitin
Similarity and originality checking
Turnitin may be used to identify textual similarity, duplicated wording, improper paraphrasing, and possible overlap with existing scholarly or online sources.
Visit TurnitiniThenticate
Professional plagiarism detection
iThenticate is widely used in scholarly publishing to support originality screening, especially for manuscripts prepared for academic journals.
Visit iThenticateMendeley
Reference management
Mendeley helps authors organize legal and academic sources, manage citations, and prepare consistent reference lists according to journal style.
Visit MendeleyZotero
Open-source citation manager
Zotero supports collecting, organizing, citing, and synchronizing references, including journal articles, legal documents, books, and online sources.
Visit ZoteroGrammarly
Language and grammar support
Grammarly may assist authors in improving grammar, readability, spelling, punctuation, and clarity before submission.
Visit GrammarlyDeepL
Translation and language polishing
DeepL may support translation and language refinement, but authors must carefully verify legal terminology, meaning, and citation accuracy.
Visit DeepLBefore Submission
- Check manuscript similarity and ensure all sources are properly cited.
- Use a citation manager to avoid missing references or inconsistent formatting.
- Proofread language, grammar, punctuation, and legal terminology.
- Verify all statutes, court decisions, reports, article numbers, and web sources.
Important Reminder
Recommended tools are intended to support manuscript preparation, not to replace author responsibility. Authors remain fully responsible for originality, accuracy of legal sources, citation integrity, ethical compliance, and the scholarly quality of the submitted manuscript.
Editorial Recommendation
Authors are encouraged to use originality-checking, citation-management, and language-support tools before submission to improve manuscript quality and reduce delays during editorial screening.
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