MUYANI: Journal of Legal Studies is an open-access, peer-reviewed journal published regularly to promote rigorous scholarly discourse in the field of law. The journal aims to disseminate empirical, theoretical, and conceptual research that addresses legal evolution, societal impacts, and institutional governance.
The journal invites original research articles, systematic literature reviews, and critical legal analyses covering, but not limited to, the following domains:
Constitutional & Administrative Law: Public policy, governance, state institutions, administrative justice, and human rights.
Civil & Commercial Law: Contractual law, business and corporate regulations, intellectual property, and international trade law.
Criminal Law & Criminology: Criminal justice systems, penal policy, cybercrime, and penal reform.
Islamic & Syariah Law: Contemporary Islamic jurisprudence, Islamic financial law, legal history, and family law.
International & Environmental Law: Public and private international law, legal anthropology, environmental governance, and climate change regulations.
All submitted manuscripts undergo a double-blind peer-review process to ensure scientific integrity, original contributions, and legal relevance.