The Justice System Journal is an interdisciplinary academic journal dedicated to in-depth discussion of all aspects of the justice system. It not only focuses on the law and the functioning of the courts, but also covers a wide range of topics such as court administration, judicial conduct, and how these factors affect public policy and social welfare. The journal's open approach makes it a platform that embraces a variety of academic perspectives and research methods.

Scholars are encouraged to submit original research articles that may relate to legal theory, judicial procedures, court decisions, legal practice, and the impact of the judicial system on society. By publishing these high-quality research results, the aim is to promote an in-depth understanding and critical analysis of the justice system. The journal places special emphasis on utilizing the latest social science research and analytical methods, including quantitative analysis, qualitative research, case studies, comparative studies, etc., to provide a comprehensive perspective on the justice system. This approach helps to uncover complexity and diversity in judicial practice, while providing a scientific basis for law reform and policy making.