About the Journal
Decisio: Journal of Judicial Law and Procedure is a peer-reviewed academic journal focusing on the study of judicial law and procedural law, encompassing state courts, religious courts, as well as customary justice systems and community-based justice mechanisms. The journal serves as a scholarly forum for critical analysis of judicial processes, judicial decision-making, procedural and evidentiary doctrines, and judicial institutions across jurisdictions and legal systems.
The journal publishes research employing doctrinal, empirical, comparative, and interdisciplinary approaches to examine how legal procedures and judicial interpretation shape the administration of justice, procedural justice, legal certainty, and the rule of law. With a strong commitment to rigorous peer review and high standards of publication ethics, Decisio contributes to the development of global legal academic discourse.
Current Issue
This issue brings together five articles examining recent developments in judicial law and procedural governance in response to institutional, constitutional, environmental, and technological change. The contributions explore judicial discretion under conditions of legal uncertainty, the harmonisation of regional legislation following constitutional adjudication, the implications of artificial intelligence for fair trial guarantees, procedural justice in climate litigation, and evidentiary challenges arising from digital technologies in cybercrime proceedings. The issue also reflects an increasingly international authorship, bringing together scholars affiliated with institutions in Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, and the United Kingdom. Collectively, these contributions advance comparative and interdisciplinary discussions on judicial decision-making, procedural fairness, and the continuing development of justice systems in contemporary legal contexts.
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