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About the Journal

Tribunal de Justicia is an international open-access scientific journal specializing in legal sciences, published by the Instituto Tecnológico Jubones, based in Pasaje, Ecuador. The journal aims to serve as a platform for the dissemination of original, rigorous, and innovative research that contributes to the theoretical, methodological, and practical development of Law at both national and international levels.

Its editorial approach promotes the critical analysis of contemporary legal systems and the study of legal issues from interdisciplinary and comparative perspectives. In this regard, the journal welcomes contributions in various areas of Law, including constitutional, criminal, civil, administrative, labor, commercial, tax, international, environmental, human rights, and digital law, as well as other fields related to legal sciences.

Tribunal de Justicia develops editorial processes guided by criteria of scientific quality, academic rigor, transparency, and integrity in scholarly publishing. Manuscripts undergo an initial editorial assessment and, when appropriate, a double-blind peer review process, in accordance with the journal's editorial policies and procedures.

The journal promotes internationalization through the participation of authors, reviewers, and members of its editorial teams from diverse academic contexts, as well as through the publication of contributions in Spanish, English, and Portuguese, fostering international cooperation and the circulation of legal knowledge.

Tribunal de Justicia adopts an open-access model with the aim of facilitating access to, consultation of, and dissemination of scientific knowledge. Its contents are published under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International (CC BY-NC-SA 4.0) license, in accordance with the terms and conditions established in its editorial policies.

The journal also promotes good practices in publication ethics and research integrity, as well as the use of persistent identifiers, such as ORCID for author identification and DOI for the identification and traceability of published content, in accordance with the procedures established by the journal.

Through these principles, Tribunal de Justicia seeks to strengthen legal research, promote academic debate, and contribute to the generation and dissemination of scientific knowledge relevant to the development of Law, justice, and the rule of law