Juris Quantum Research and Publications is committed to maintaining integrity, transparency, accountability, and responsible practices throughout the scholarly publishing process.
Juris Quantum Research and Publications is committed to promoting responsible scholarly communication and maintaining high standards of academic integrity. The publisher seeks to ensure that authors, reviewers, editors, and other participants in the publishing process understand and fulfil their respective ethical responsibilities.
These policies are intended to support transparency, fairness, academic integrity, responsible authorship, appropriate peer review, and the protection of scholarly contributions.
Authors are expected to conduct and report research honestly, responsibly, and transparently.
Research findings should not be fabricated, falsified, misrepresented, or knowingly presented in a misleading manner.
Authorship should reflect meaningful scholarly contribution to the research and preparation of the manuscript.
Juris Quantum Research and Publications does not support plagiarism or the inappropriate use of another person's intellectual work.
Submitted manuscripts may be examined for textual similarity and other forms of inappropriate duplication where appropriate.
Authors should not submit substantially the same manuscript to multiple journals simultaneously.
Material that has already been published should not be presented as original work without appropriate disclosure and justification.
Fabrication of data, evidence, sources, results, or other research materials is unacceptable.
Falsification or inappropriate manipulation of research materials, data, images, results, or methodology is also unacceptable.
Authors, reviewers, and editors should disclose any financial, professional, personal, or other interests that could reasonably affect the scholarly or editorial process.
Peer review should be conducted fairly, objectively, confidentially, and in a manner consistent with scholarly standards.
Editors are expected to handle manuscripts fairly and consistently and to make editorial decisions based on scholarly considerations.
Editorial decisions should not be based on personal, political, commercial, institutional, or other irrelevant considerations.
Where a significant error, ethical concern, or other substantive problem is identified after publication, appropriate corrective action may be considered.
Depending on the circumstances, this may include a correction, editorial notice, expression of concern, or retraction.
Authors and other relevant stakeholders may raise concerns relating to editorial or publishing decisions through appropriate communication with the publisher or journal.
Complaints should provide sufficient information to allow the matter to be reviewed appropriately.
Authors should use artificial intelligence and AI-assisted tools responsibly and transparently where such tools are used in research or manuscript preparation.
AI tools should not be represented as authors, and responsibility for the accuracy, originality, integrity, and final content of a manuscript remains with the human authors.
Where research involves human participants, authors are expected to follow applicable ethical requirements, institutional procedures, and relevant standards concerning informed consent, privacy, confidentiality, and protection of participants.
Questions, concerns, or communications relating to publication ethics and scholarly publishing may be directed to:
Juris Quantum Research and Publications
Email: operations@jurisquantum.com
For journal-specific matters, please identify the relevant manuscript, article, or publication wherever possible.
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