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Judex Journal of Judicial Studies (JJJS) is an international, peer-reviewed, open-access journal published by Andalas Borneo Justice Publisher. The journal is devoted to the study of courts, judging, and the administration of justice. Its central concern is adjudication both as an institution and as a process: how courts are constituted and governed, how judges reason and decide, how procedural rules shape substantive outcomes, and how judicial authority is exercised, constrained, and legitimated.

JJJS is organised around the judicial function rather than around a single field of substantive law. It accordingly welcomes scholarship on criminal, civil, administrative, constitutional, military, religious, and customary adjudication alike, provided that the analysis speaks to the courts, the procedure, or the reasoning through which law is applied. The journal publishes doctrinal, socio-legal, empirical, historical, and comparative research, and it particularly encourages work that moves beyond the description of a judgment toward a critical assessment of judicial reasoning and its institutional consequences.