Crossmark Policy

Crossmark

Applying the Crossmark icon is a commitment by Societas Law Review to maintain the published content and to alert readers to changes if and when they occur.

What Is Crossmark?

Crossmark is a multi-publisher initiative from Crossref that provides a standard way for readers to locate the authoritative version of a document. Societas Law Review understands the importance of the integrity and completeness of the scholarly record to researchers as well as to librarians, and strives to maintain this trust in its electronic archive.

Clicking the Crossmark icon informs the reader of the current status of the document. It may also contain additional information about the publication.

Societas Law Review Content and Crossmark

Content of Societas Law Review that displays Crossmark is restricted to current and future journal content and is limited to specific publication types. Articles published as Articles in Press or Online First do not currently carry the Crossmark icon.

Publication Types Covered

The specific publication types are:

Addendum
Published if authors inadvertently omitted significant information during manuscript submission and would like to add this content to the article after publication.
Corrigendum
Published when authors realize that errors in the published article could affect the validity or accuracy of its scholarly content.
Erratum
Published only when mistakes that went unnoticed during editing and layout (in figures, tables, and similar elements) are recognized in the published article.
Papers, preliminary notes, notes, and similar
Correspondence
A letter to the editor or a reply to a letter.
Book Review
A review of a published book.
Removal
The abstract/text and the PDF are removed, and an explanation is provided for the removal.
Replacement
The article is retracted in the same way as a retraction, except that a link to the corrected, republished article is placed on the PDF versions of the paper and on the page with the retraction notice.
Retraction
The abstract/text of the article is retracted. The PDF is retained with a watermark on every page to indicate that it is retracted.