The Journal of AI Law & Policy announces a call for submissions for its upcoming peer-reviewed issue dedicated to administrative law and automated state decision-making. Legal scholars, judiciary members, and policy researchers are invited to submit original manuscripts examining how constitutional due process mandates intersect with opaque administrative software systems.
Scope of Inquiries and Jurisprudential Rigor
We seek rigorous peer-reviewed research addressing evidentiary privilege claims over proprietary algorithms in public sector administrative hearings. Submissions should interrogate whether traditional concepts of judicial review remain effective when municipal decisions rely on predictive risk-assessment tools. Authors are encouraged to ground theoretical arguments in statutory statutory analysis or court transcripts.
Interdisciplinary contributions combining empirical legal research with computer science verification methodologies are particularly relevant for this volume. Articles that propose operational standards for administrative procedural fairness will receive high priority during selection.
Submission Guidelines and Peer Review Schedule
All submissions undergo double-blind peer review by our international editorial board to ensure the highest standard of academic scholarship. Authors should prepare complete manuscripts adhering to institutional citation guidelines and include full theoretical frameworks. Final papers will be indexed in global open-access law databases for international legal research.