About the Journal

JUS Law Review, published by the Constitutional Law Academic Body of the Faculty of Law, Culiacán, is a national and international scientific journal issued through the Graduate Studies Unit of the Faculty of Law, Culiacán, Autonomous University of Sinaloa. It is published three times a year, corresponding to the periods January–April, May–August, and September–December.

Aimed at academics, students, and professionals interested in the study of law and related disciplines, JUS Law Review publishes original and unpublished research articles presenting findings and analyses in various branches of law and related fields. Contributions are accepted in Spanish, English, and French.

Supported by an extensive network of local, national, and international reviewers, the Editorial Board, composed of specialists in the subjects covered by the journal, anonymously evaluates submitted manuscripts to determine their suitability for publication. Editorial decisions are final and not subject to appeal.

JUS Law Review, published by the Constitutional Law Academic Body, is available in both print and electronic formats, with three issues per year. The journal provides immediate and unrestricted access to all its contents upon publication (Open Access). Its contents are distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution–NonCommercial–ShareAlike 4.0 International License (CC BY-NC-SA 4.0), which allows third parties to adapt, distribute, copy, and display the articles provided that proper attribution is given to the authors, the publication in JUS Law Review, the specific issue and page numbers where the information was found, and that derivative works are licensed under the same terms.

JUS Law Review aims to promote the dissemination of scientific and humanistic knowledge in the field of law and legal sciences through the publication of original research, theoretical studies, critical analyses, and scholarly reflections that contribute to strengthening the rule of law, justice, human rights, and the resolution of contemporary legal challenges in both national and international contexts.

Mission

JUS Law Review is an open-access scientific journal committed to the generation, dissemination, and transfer of legal knowledge, aimed at fostering critical thinking, high-quality research, and plural academic debate. Its purpose is to serve as a forum for exchange among researchers, scholars, legal professionals, and students, thereby contributing to the advancement of legal science and to the consolidation of a culture of legality, justice, and respect for human rights.

Vision

To become a nationally and internationally recognized law journal distinguished by academic excellence, high-quality editorial processes, scientific rigor, and its contribution to the advancement of legal knowledge. We aspire to strengthen our presence in specialized indexes and databases, consolidating our position as a platform for the dissemination of innovative research that contributes to understanding and addressing the legal, social, and constitutional challenges of the twenty-first century.

Principles and Values

  • Academic excellence.
  • Ethics and scientific integrity.
  • Open access to knowledge.
  • Pluralism and freedom of thought.
  • Respect for and promotion of human rights.
  • Equality and non-discrimination.
  • Social responsibility and commitment to justice.
  • Methodological rigor and editorial quality.

Publication Charges

The submission of manuscripts is free of charge. No article processing charges (APCs), editorial fees, or publication fees are required for open-access publication.

Disclaimer

The content of the articles is the sole responsibility of the authors and does not necessarily reflect the views of the editors.

All manuscripts submitted for publication must be of an academic nature and comply with the Editorial Policies and Author Guidelines of the Journal.

 

JUS Revista Jurídica Cuerpo Académico de Derecho Constitucional Facultad de Derecho Culiacán welcomes original and unpublished manuscripts in Spanish, English, and French, addressing diverse fields of Law and related disciplines. The journal particularly encourages submissions in the following areas:

  • Constitutional Law
  • Human Rights
  • Criminal Law and Criminology
  • Procedural Law
  • Civil Law
  • Family Law
  • Commercial and Corporate Law
  • Labor and Social Security Law
  • Administrative Law
  • Tax and Financial Law
  • Public and Private International Law
  • Electoral Law
  • Environmental Law and Sustainable Development
  • Digital Law, Artificial Intelligence, and Personal Data Protection
  • Comparative Law
  • Philosophy and Theory of Law
  • Sociology and Anthropology of Law
  • Legal Argumentation and Research Methodology
  • Public Security and the Justice System
  • Gender and Law
  • Access to Justice and the Culture of Peace
  • Alternative Dispute Resolution Mechanisms
  • Transparency, Accountability, and Anti-Corruption Studies
  • Constitutional Justice and Conventionality Control
  • Interdisciplinary Studies Related to Legal and Social Sciences

The journal welcomes theoretical, empirical, comparative, and review studies derived from original research that contribute to the advancement of legal scholarship and to the critical analysis of contemporary issues in Law and related disciplines.