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- The Constitutional Right to Access the Internet: An Ongoing Discussion
- Liquidation of Сonstitutional (Statutory) Courts of Subjects: Problems and Prospects
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- Review of the Legal Positions of the ECHR on the Conditions of Russian Sentences on Transportation Conditions
- Imitation of Free Autonomous Will: the Current State of Civil Law Regulation
- Internet And Criminal Law: de lege lata and de lege ferenda
- On the Issue of the Participation of Diplomatic Missions of States in Russian Civil Proceedings
- Environmental Expertise. the Legal Regulation of Environmental Expertise
- Legal Protection of Specially Protected Natural Territories in the Russian Federation and Europe: Comparative Legal Analysis
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- Issue № 6, 30.11.2020
- Escrow Account in the Joint Construction
- Comparative Legal Analysis of Administarative Regulation of Arms Traffic in Russian Federation and the USA
- An Urgent Need in the Application of Article 199.2 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation
- Problems of Аpplying the Institute of Material Adverse Change
- Conciliation Procedures in Civil Process of the Post-reform Russia
- Criminal Personality Structure in the Light of the Biosocial Theory
- Patriotism in the Modern World
- On the Experience of Russian Criminal Law Tradition:Historical and Legal Significance of the Language and Terminology of the 1960 RSFSR Criminal Code
- The Bank of Russia’s Practice in The Field of Insurance Supervision
- Social Power and Power Potential
- Issue № 4, 30.07.2020
- ANALYSIS OF LEGAL DEFINITION AND FEATURES OF THE ENTREPRENEURIAL ACTIVITY
- TO THE ISSUE OF ENSURING THE PROTECTION OF ADVOCATE-CLIENT PRIVILEGE
- ANIMAL LEGAL PERSONALITY ISSUE
- ACCEPT AND DON’T JUDGE MORE: CONCILIATION PROCEDURES IN RUSSIA. NEW REALITY
- THE MUNICIPAL FILTER: PROBLEMS AND PRACTICE OF APPLICATION
- DIRECTIONS OF WORK OF JUVENILE SYSTEM AND THE NEED OF ITS IMPROVEMENT IN RUSSIA
- ON SOME PROBLEMS CONCERNED WITH ENFORCEMENT BY DISTRICT POLICE COMMISSIONER ADMINISTRATIVE RESPONSIBILITY OF FINE EVADING PEOPLE
- FEATURES OF CONFLICT-OF-LAWS REGULATION OF CROSS-BORDER MERGERS AND ACQUISITIONS
- PROBLEMS OF INFORMATION LAW
- ISSUES OF THE REALIZATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS AND FREEDOMS IN CONDITIONS OF AUTHORITARIANISM
- CREATION OF COURTS OF APPEAL OF GENERAL JURISDICTION: POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE ASPECTS
- SOCIO-PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT OF THE CRIMINAL GROUP, CHARACTERIZED BY FEATURES OF STABILITY AND ORGANIZATION, AND ITS FORENSIC PSYCHOLOGICAL RESEARCH
- TERMINOLOGICAL INNOVATIONS OF «NEW NORMALITY» AND LEGAL CONSEQUENCES OF THEM
- CONDITIONS FOR FILING CLASS ACTIONS IN RUSSIAN AND US CIVIL PROCEEDINGS
- Issue № 3, 30.09.2021
- Preventive measures for protection of premises proprietors’ rights during the general overhaul of an apartment building’s roof
- The development of “anti-weapons” legislation and its effectiveness
- Comparative analysis of the trust institute and the fiduciary management agreement
- Non-state pension funds functioning issues in the informal society
- Legal regulation of genetic testing in sport
- Implementation of foreign experience in the use of biosocial data of the identity of the criminal in judicial practice on the example of the MAOA-L genotype
- Features of implementation of the principle of equality of subjects of civil law
- On prospects for the development of guarantees of access to justice in Russia
- Issue № 3, 30.05.2020
- LEGAL REGULATION PROBLEMS OF BIG DATA CIRCULATION IN THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION
- PROSECUTOR’S SUPERVISION OF THE EXECUTION OF LAWS BY BODIES ENGAGED IN OPERATIONAL-SEARCH ACTIVITIES
- LIFE IMPRISONMENT WITHOUT PAROLE: GLOBAL AND RUSSIAN PRACTICE
- TO THE PROBLEM OF LEGAL REGULATION OF SUBSIDIARY AND TORT LIABILITY IN BANKRUPTCY OF THE DEBTOR
- PANDEMIC OF THE NEW TYPE OF CORONAVIRUS INFECTION (COVID-19) AS AN INTERNATIONAL CRIME
- SOME PROBLEMS OF REMOTE EMPLOYMENT FORMS REALIZATION IN RUSSIA
- ISSUES AND PROSPECTS OF ELECTRONIC WORKBOOKS INTRODUCTION IN THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION
- Issue № 5, 30.11.2019
- Issue № 4, 30.10.2019
- Issue № 3, 30.09.2019
- Issue № 2, 30.06.2019
- Issue № 6, 30.12.2019
- Issue № 1, 28.02.2019
- Issue № 1, 15.11.2018
- Issue № 2, 30.04.2020
- Issue № 1, 28.02.2020
- Issue № 5, 30.09.2020
- Legal status of medical organizations as subjects of social entrepreneurship
- Is There a Future for Penitentiary Abolitionism in Russia?
- Legal regulation of arbitration agreements according to the legislation in mainland China and Hong Kong
- Comparative legal analysis of the trust and inheritance fund in England and Russia
- Retrospect of doctrinal surveys in the field of interstate legal relations
- Delineation of Jurisdiction Between Civil Registration Authorities and Court
- Regulation Changes to Labor Relations Which Were Caused by The Constitutional Reform of 2020
- Anti-Corruption Clause in Contracts in the Pharmaceutical Industry
- History of Inheritance Agreement
- Cadastral Value as the Basis of Property Taxes
- Issue № 1, 28.02.2021
- Abuse of Powers by Employees of the Criminal-Executive System as a Cause of Penal Conflicts
- Filling Legitimacy Gaps by Using the Implements of Analogy of Law and Statute
- Minority Rights Protection in Private Law Assemblies
- On the Principles of the Pight to Death in European Culture: Problems of Philosophy
- Class Actions in Arbitration Procedure: Issues of Theory and Practice
- Subject of Office Forgery
- Conditions for Claiming from the Recipient of Erroneously Transferred Means of Subsistence
- An Approximation and a Harmonisation of Civil Procedure in the Еuropean Union
- Arbitrability of Corporate Disputes: Analysis of Some Issues Arising as a Result of the Reform of the Arbitration Legislation
- The Development of the Cross-Border Consumer Dispute Resolution in the Eurasian Economic Union
- Issue № 2, 30.04.2021
- The Importance of the Institute of Plenipotentiary Representative of the President of the Russian Federation in the Federal District in the Activity of Public Authorities of the Subjects of t
- L’astreinte & Astreinte: comparative legal aspect
- Modern problems of parliamentary control in the Russian Federation
- The Legal Aspects of the Establishment of the Outer Limits of Continental Shelf in the Arctic by the United States
- Some Features of the Appointment of Deprivation of the Right to Engage in Certain Activities as a Punishment for Minor Criminals
- Business Support Measures in the Covid-19 Pandemic in Arkhangelsk Region
- Development Institutions in the Legal System of China and Japan
- International Experience in Criminal Legal Countering to the Involvement of a Minor in the Performance of Antisocial Actions
- Alternative Liability in United States Law and Approaches to Its Interpretation
- Issue № 6, 30.11.2020
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Ural Journal of Legal Research
Requirements to articles
FORMAL AND CONTENT REQUIREMENTS TO ARTICLES
1. The Ural Journal of Legal Research welcomes submissions of never published articles on the issues of law by students, postgraduates, professors and practitioners.
2. We publish articles in Russian and English languages.
3. Articles may be written in co-authorship.
4. The author grants the Ural Journal of Legal Research a gratis license to use the article via publishing. The author does not get any fee. The Journal does not charge authors for publishing.
5. Formal requirements:
The minimal manuscript length is 10 to 50 pages (including references).
The signed license agreement (download here) from each author and the text of the article in Microsoft Word format should be sent to ural.law.journal@gmail.com for formal requirements compliance check.
6. Page properties:
Paper size – A4. Orientation – portrait. Margins – 2.5 cm on each side.
Major text – Times New Roman, 14 pt, line spacing – 1.5, justified alignment, paragraph indent – 1 cm, paragraph interval – 0.
The structure of the article includes:
– Universal Decimal Classification (it is assigned by the Editorial Committee)
– Author Info
– Title
– Abstract
– Key words
– Article’s text
– Bibliography
7. The title should be centered and printed with CAPITALISED bold symbols.
8. Author info should be placed before the title and should include name, degree (e.g. student/postgraduate/professor), email, school, academic supervisor (Times New Roman, 14 pt, line spacing – 1.5, right-alignment).
9. The abstract should be placed after the title. The abstract includes the relevance of the topic, briefly covers the research and the major conclusions. The abstract length is 200 to 250 words (Times New Roman, 14 pt, line spacing – 1.5, justified alignment, paragraph indent – 1 cm. The word ‘‘Abstract’’ should be bold). The abstract duplicates in Russian lower than the abstract and key words in English (the Editorial Committee perform translation into Russian – please, inform us in case you would like to translate these parts of the article into Russian by yourself). (See the Annex).
10. Key words should be placed after the abstract. Key words’ number is 5-7 words (Times New Roman, 14 pt, line spacing – 1.5 lines, justified alignment, paragraph indent – 1 cm. The title “Key words” should be italic). The key words duplicate in Russian lower than the abstract and key words in English (the Editorial Committee perform translation into Russian – please, inform us in case you would like to translate these parts of the article into Russian by yourself). (See the Annex).
11. Academic supervisor’s recommendation. Articles of bachelors, masters and Ph.D. candidates should be attached with academic supervisor’s positive recommendation. The recommendation should be signed by academic supervisor. Authors should send a scan of the recommendation and the article (pdf. or doc. format) by email.
12. Bibliography. One should indicate scholar sources only (articles, treatises, theses, abstracts, commentaries, textbooks, electronic sources, etc.). Do not quote excessively or unreasonably. We do not welcome self-quotations, but it is allowed within reasonable limits. Bibliography is to be indicated in Russian and English languages.
Bibliography should be placed after the text of the article. The title “Bibliography” should be centered, then follows the index of sources (enumerated with Arabic numbers (justified alignment) in order of mention. In each source the range of pages is indicated, or overall number of pages. References to the bibliography should be placed in the text in square brackets with pointing out to certain pages/rage of pages of a source. In case of reference to internet resources the author should include overall number of pages only (See the Annex). Requirements to bibliography coincide with requirements to the main text.
13. Footnotes. References to legislation and case law should be placed in the text of the article as footnotes and should not be indicated in the bibliography repeatedly. Footnotes should not be endnotes. Footnote properties: Times New Roman, 14 pt, line spacing – 1, justified alignment, paragraph indent – 1 cm.
Footnotes to Russian sources are indicated in accordance with GOST R 7.0.5 – 2008 "Bibliographic reference". General requirements and rules for drawing up, taking into account the examples in the Annex (See the Annex).
14. Consideration of articles procedure and time-limits
Submitted articles get to the editorial board for review.
The consideration includes:
* the article consideration by the members of the editorial board for originality, content, requirement compliance,
*scholar review by the editorial board members,
*the decision on approval/ revision/ rejection.
The review is implemented if the “Antiplagiat" system gives 75% originality rate only.
Articles are considered within one month.
If the editorial board finds the need for revision, the article is to be finalized and sent via email within the period recommended by the editor.
The editorial board has the right to reject the article if the author does not send the revised material for a long time.
The editorial board has the right to reject the manuscript of the article, if it does not comply with formal requirements.