Reviewer Conflict of Interest

As per the editorial policy of the International Journal of Law and Legal Advancement, reviewers must declare all potential conflicting interests. The following situations are considered conflicts and should be avoided:

• Co-authoring publications with at least one of the authors in the past two years
• Being colleagues within the same section/department or similar organizational unit in the past two years
• Supervised doctoral work of the author(s) or being supervised by the author(s)
• Received professional or personal benefit resulting from the review
• Have a personal relationship (e.g., family, close friend) with the author(s)
• Have a direct or indirect financial interest in the paper being reviewed