The Journal of Critical Analysis of Judicial Decisions is a biannual, double-blind peer-reviewed publication with an open-access policy. It is owned and published by the Iranian Legal and Law Research Institute.
Launched in Winter 2021 (according to the Iranian calendar: Winter 1400), the journal was established to provide a scholarly platform for national researchers with a focus on critical examination and analysis of judicial decisions. Its mission is twofold: to present theoretical advancements in the field of law and to explore how these theories are reflected in actual judicial rulings.
By prioritizing high-quality research, the journal aims to disseminate findings relevant to the practice of law, thereby contributing to both academic discourse and judicial development. In line with its commitment to accessibility and global reach, all content is published under an open-access model, with full financial support provided by Dad & Danesh Publishing, affiliated with the Iranian Legal and Law Research Institute.
All members of the editorial board possess distinguished judicial experience, ensuring the journal’s strong grounding in both theory and practice.
The journal is available in both print and online formats and adheres strictly to the ethical standards set by the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE).
