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    Our 'network of choice' is where you choose what you want to read and write about, providing you with access to a range of journals, articles and development opportunities. We cover many areas of law and consider the psychological impacts that occur during legal cases.

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    We also engage with criminology theories and research that often form the basis of policy maker decisions and evidential grounding for where a case can stem from. This can include policies on Anti-Social Behaviour, Environmental factors, Domestic Violence and Offence Sentencing Guidelines. We welcome hearing from you and enjoy delving into the various areas of law that are influenced by criminology and psychology that shape the society values of today.

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    Advancing Publications Membership is open to:

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    • A-Level, T-Level, (law-related) EPQ research or College Law students

    • A-Level, T-Level, (psychology) EPQ research or College Psychology students

    • A-Level, T-Level, (criminology) EPQ research or College Criminology students

    • University students

    • Academics

    • Legal Practitioners

    • Intermediaries

    • Psychologists

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    The articles we publish from students can sometimes include lengthy references. Sometimes we decide to publish the reference list as part of the article, as they are helpful for expanding knowledge and for further reading about a topic. Therefore, if you wish to submit an Article, please include your references as a separate document. We will then review the references and any additional Appendix documents that you have with the main article (either as a separate PDF that is linked to the article) or as a list under the article publication.

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    09/01/25

    Student article submissions are published in our journals.

    Our journals are published quarterly, we publish every student article that we receive that meet our submission criteria. Articles are between 500 to 1000 words long.

    30/04/24

    A-Level and College students

    Are you studying NVQ or A-Level Law, Criminology or Psychology? You can join our academic network and have an article published in one of our journals.

    19/04/24

    University (undergraduate and graduate) Students

    You can proudly say that you have published an article in our Journals. Your article forms the basis of research within the legal sector.

    01/02/23

    Working within Law, Psychology or Criminology.

    Our academic journal can include your research. We welcome commentaries from practitioners and your specialist area.

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