The editorial board of Legal AI Reviews invites submissions for Volume 5, Special Issue 1, focusing on comparative regulatory frameworks and liability regimes surrounding automated decision systems. As administrative bodies and legal tribunals increasingly confront issues arising from algorithmic output, rigorous legal scholarship is essential to clarify emerging standards of care. We encourage legal scholars, regulatory economists, and international policy researchers to submit original manuscripts, detailed case commentaries, or empirical evaluations.
Scope of Scholarly Inquiry
Manuscripts should address the tensions between statutory compliance regimes and common law tort doctrines across key jurisdictions. Topics of particular interest include strict liability mechanisms for autonomous agents, evidentiary burdens in algorithmic discrimination litigation, and the integration of algorithmic accountability into administrative procedure. Submissions examining cross-border enforcement challenges under the EU AI Act and civil liability directives are especially welcome.
Submission Guidelines and Peer Review
All submissions undergo rigorous double-blind peer review by international experts in technology law and public policy. Manuscripts must adhere to standard academic formatting and provide comprehensive citations under recognized legal citation systems. Drafts received prior to the submission deadline will receive priority consideration for the forthcoming spring publication cycle.