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The Sikh Law Review maintains a zero-tolerance policy toward plagiarism, misrepresentation, or disrespect in scholarship. All submissions must be original, properly attributed, and free from any form of academic dishonesty. References to Sikh scripture must be precise, reverent, and include Ang numbers, Raag or Granth, and translator acknowledgment where used. Authors must present arguments with integrity, avoiding sensationalism, libel, or disparagement of individuals, communities, or traditions. The Review itself must uphold fairness through an anonymous, rigorous editorial process, ensuring that integrity and respect are non-negotiable standards for publication.
As a journal, we are especially committed to giving authors the time and space to make thoughtful decisions. We provide a minimum of seven days for any publication offer. We review submissions on a rolling basis throughout the year, and in some cases, strong manuscripts may be considered for a later issue if space is limited in the current volume.
Arguments must be faithful to the sources, avoiding sensationalism, exaggeration, or misrepresentation.
Submissions should reflect scholarly standards while allowing the writer’s unique perspective and clarity of thought to shine through.
Examples and analyses should be concrete, specific, and sensitive to the complexities they represent.
Choose clear, exact language over unnecessary jargon to strengthen accessibility and rigor.
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