Comparative Criminal Jurisprudence

Comparative Criminal Jurisprudence

Comparative Criminal Jurisprudence

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The Journal of

Comparative Criminal Jurisprudence

 

Abbreviation: JCCJ

Language: Persian (with English Abstract)

E-ISSN: 2980-860X

Website: http://www.jccj.ir/

Email: jccj.journal@gmail.com

Current Status: Active

Publication Start Year: 2021

Type of Publishing: Electronic- Online

Frequency of Publishing: Quarterly

Volume Per Year: 4

Articles Per Issue: 6

Plagiarism Software: iThenticate

Type of Review: Double Blind Peer Review

Certificate Type: CC By 4.0

Review Fee: Free of Charge

Publishing Fee: Free of Charge

Access to Articles: Open Access

Average Time for Review: 90 Days

Average Time for Publishing: 90 Days

Number of Volumes 6
Number of Issues 28
Number of Articles 535
Article View 435103
PDF Download 179,019
Number of Contributors 1,053
Acceptance Rate 18%

The Quarterly Journal of Comparative Criminal Jurisprudence (JCCJ) welcomes the submission of original research and review articles from authors and scholars in all relevant fields.

Published exclusively online, the journal appears in Persian, accompanied by English abstracts.

Submitted manuscripts undergo a double‑blind peer‑review process, typically completed within approximately four months of submission.

We adhere to the guidelines of the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE) and fully observe the Research Ethics Charter.

The journal follows an open‑access policy, ensuring free and unrestricted access to all articles.

There are no fees for submission, peer review, or publication in this journal.

 

Most Visited Articles
Analysis of the Criminalization of Illicit Relationships in Social Networks with Emphasis on the Tasbib Rule
Differential Proceedings for Children and Adolescents; A Look at International Instruments on the Rights of the Child
The Effect of Menstruation on Women's Criminal Rights in Iran
Comparative Study of the Principle of Individualization of Punishments in Islamic Criminal Jurisprudence and Iranian Law
A Comparative Study on the Acus Reus of Armed Forces Self-Harm Crimes in Iran and the United States
The Principle of Interpretation in Favor of the Defendant in Criminal Law
The Role of Privacy in Preventing Economic Crimes in the Light of Legal Patriarchy
Criminal Responsibility of Artificial Intelligence in Iranian Criminal Law with a View to European Union Laws
Current Issue: Volume 6, Issue 3, Summer 2026 

The Place of Artificial Intelligence in Crime Production: A Jurisprudential Study of Secondary Crimes

Pages 28-39

10.22034/jccj.2026.561973.1817

Seyedeh Khadijeh Rezvani Divkalaei, Mehdi Mohammadian Amiri, Mohammad Ali Kheirollahi, Seyyed Mohammad Hosseini

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