Aim and Scope

The aim of the journal Justice and Law is to contribute to the development of legal scholarship and legal practice, promote the dissemination of legal knowledge, encourage scholarly discussion, and publish theoretical, practical, and comparative research on current issues in law, as well as to provide scholarly analysis and professional discussion of contemporary issues related to the administration of justice.

In accordance with the journal’s scope, the Editorial Board considers for publication original scholarly articles and analytical papers that meet high academic standards. The journal publishes both peer-reviewed scholarly publications and professional materials related to legal practice, including decisions of the Grand Chamber of the Supreme Court of Georgia, analyses of judicial practice, reviews of legislative developments, and editorial and informational publications.