Lex Vedika Law Journal

Aim of the Journal

Lex Vedika Law Journal (LVLJ) is an independent, double-blind peer-reviewed law journal committed to fostering high-quality legal scholarship and research. Published quarterly (four times a year), LVLJ provides a platform for academicians, researchers, legal practitioners, and students to contribute to contemporary legal discussions.

As a privately published journal, LVLJ is structured to maintain editorial independence and academic integrity while adhering to global publishing standards. Our editorial board comprises distinguished legal scholars, PhD holders, senior academicians, and practitioners, ensuring rigorous review and publication of original, high-quality research.

LVLJ is dedicated to promoting legal research across diverse domains, aiming to amplify critical perspectives, engage a global readership, and contribute to the evolution of legal thought and practice. The journal welcomes articles, case comments, legislative reviews, and research papers on pressing legal issues from both national and international perspectives.

With a strong commitment to scholarly excellence, Lex Vedika Law Journal serves as a credible, independent publication, making meaningful contributions to legal academia and professional practice.