The semiannual journal Veritas Iuris is a journal of the Faculty of Law and Administration of Lazarski University, published in electronic form, with a broad thematic profile covering all branches of law, addressed mainly to young, beginning academics. In the space of scientific journals, there is a definite lack of a forum for the exchange of views for doctoral students and law graduates, but also students who are increasingly, already at the stage of education, mature in their decision to take up scientific work.
The motivation for creating the journal was primarily to give younger authors the opportunity to present their papers to a wider audience. Veritas Iuris is therefore intended to help beginners to develop the methodological skills necessary for future scientific work and gain experience. The aim is also to make use of the intellectual potential inherent in young people embarking on their scientific and professional careers and to facilitate their appearance on the competitive legal services market. Of course, Veritas Juris is also open to mature researchers with scientific degrees and titles. Intergenerational cooperation, which is usually very fruitful, also remains in the journal's profile. The basic idea is to create a scientific specialized journal with a broad spectrum of both authors and audiences, responding to the dynamics of normative and social change.
The journal is reviewed according to the double-blind peer-review principle, has an international Advisory Board and esteemed subject editors.
Veritas Iuris is published electronically, open access, without any restrictions or technical safeguards.
It is published under a CC BY NC licence.
The semi-annual journal is indexed in the following databases/repositories:
The journal is also published on the international platform issuu.com.
The editors do not charge authors for the publication of articles.