Authors submitting their work to the Lexora Blog must ensure that their manuscripts comply with the following requirements.

  1.Word Count

• Articles:  1,200 – 3,500 words

• Case Notes / Legislative Comments:  1,000 – 2,500 words

Submissions falling outside these limits may be considered at the discretion of the editorial team.

  2.Formatting Requirements

To maintain consistency across publications, all submissions must follow these formatting standards:

• Font : Times New Roman

• Font Size : 12 pt

• Line Spacing : 1.5

• Citation Style : Bluebook (4th Edition) for legal references

• File Format : Microsoft Word (.docx)

Authors should ensure that citations are accurate and properly formatted before submission.

  3.Originality and Plagiarism Policy

Lexora strictly maintains academic integrity.

• All submissions must be original and unpublished work.

• The manuscript must not be under consideration for publication elsewhere at the time of submission.

• Plagiarism must remain within acceptable limits, and any form of intentional plagiarism will lead to immediate rejection.

Authors are responsible for ensuring the authenticity of their work.

  4.Abstract Requirement

Each submission must include a brief abstract of 150–250 words summarizing the key arguments and objectives of the article.

The abstract should clearly communicate :

• The central issue or research question

• The main arguments or findings

• The relevance of the research

  5.Title of the Article

Authors should provide a clear and descriptive title that accurately reflects the subject matter of the article.

Avoid overly generic or vague titles.

  6.Author Information

The publication process at Lexora follows a structured editorial review system.

Step 1: Submission of Manuscript

Authors must submit their manuscript through the Lexora submission portal or via the designated submission channel.

The submission must include:

• Author name

• Email address

• Title of the article

• Abstract

• Any relevant notes regarding the submission

Step 2: Editorial Review

Once submitted, the manuscript will be reviewed by the Lexora editorial team.

The review process evaluates:

• Quality of legal analysis

• Originality of the work

• Relevance to the legal audience

• Structure and clarity of arguments

Authors will receive a confirmation email upon successful submission.

Step 3: Editorial Feedback

In some cases, the editorial team may provide suggestions or revision requests to improve the clarity, formatting, or structure of the article.

Authors are expected to respond promptly to revision requests to ensure timely publication.

Step 4: Response Timeline