Dear experts!
The journal encourages the practice of evaluating the quality of the submitted scientific papers by at least two or three reviewers.
Evaluation of the submitted manuscripts by the same (full time) experts has at least one significant drawback – the methodological monotony of the reviewing scheme.
That is why we offer cooperation to all Candidates and Doctors of Sciences – the recognized experts in certain fields of legal science and law enforcement practice!
The author, simultaneously being our reviewer, is always entitled to the publication of his/her scientific article out of turn.
If you are willing to act as a reviewer, please contact the executive editor of the journal via email (providing the information concerning your academic qualification).
The process of reviewing the manuscripts is described in the section “Peer Review”.
The review is printed on a special form and is signed by the reviewer (signature is not certified).
The reviewer sends a scanned copy of the review to the editorial board.
To download the form of review
Article Preparation Guidelines
The submitted manuscript should be presented in a scientific writing style and meet the requirements of structuredness, thoroughness and logic of the argument, terminological accuracy.
The manuscript should be accompanied by the necessary tools: references to the legislation, acts of the official interpretation of law, law enforcement practice materials, scientific literature, statistical, information and analytical and other data confirming the scientific validity of the author’s conclusions. The sources referred to by the author should be accessible and verifiable.
A large amount of citations of scientific literature (not more than ¼ page), normative acts and materials of law enforcement practice, including judicial practice (not more than ½ page), as well as the author self-citation (not more than 20% of the total number of sources in the reference list) is unacceptable.
The structure of the submitted paper should include introduction, main part, conclusions and reference list.
The introduction should set the tone of the paper by providing a clear statement of the study and the proposed approach or solution. It should provide the nature of the problem under investigation and its background. The results section should detail the main findings and outcomes of the study. The results section should provide a numbered list of the conclusions of the study.
Authors are responsible for checking the accuracy of all figures, facts, quotations, footnotes, references and other information contained in the paper.
The length (without metadata and reference list) of a scientific article should not be less than 8 pages and should not exceed 16 pages (from half up to one author’s sheet). The length of a scientific review should not exceed 8 pages (up to half author’s sheet). The author’s sheet is 40,000 characters, including spaces.
Authors should print their manuscript in Microsoft Word format, Times New Roman font, size - 14 pt, line spacing – 1.0 (single), top margin - 20 mm, bottom margin - 20 mm, left margin - 25 mm, right margin - 25 mm, indentation – 1.25 (formatting by using the tab key and the spacebar are not allowed), text alignment – width.
Graphs, diagrams, photos, drawings and other graphic illustrations should be made by using the stroke fill, numbered and additionally represented as separate files in jpg format in black and white with image resolution of at least 300 dpi. Graphic files are named by the number of the figure or table in the text (“Figure 1.jpg”, “Diagram 3. jpg”).
The title of the paper is typed in capital letters. The title should be concise but informative. It should correspond to the scientific style of the text, contain the main keywords characterizing the subject of the research. It should be a brief phrase describing the contents of the paper, easily perceived by readers and search systems. The title should be limited to 12 words or less.
The manuscript should contain the reference list including no more than 20 sources, as well as its transliterated version.
Legislative and other normative legal acts should not be included in the reference list. Information about them (full name, edition, source of official publication) is specified as the author’s notes.
In the text, citations should be indicated in square brackets by the sequence number of the source in the reference list and the page the author refers to (for example: [2, p. 46], [3, p. 48; 7, p. 25]).
References to the contribution of a well-known author to the studied question are allowed by indicating in brackets his (her) name and the year of publication of the relevant work, for example: (Korkunov N.M., 1882).
The journal uses the numbered citation (citation-sequence) method. References are listed and numbered in the order that they appear in the text.
Transliteration of the sources is carried out online (in the BGN system) at the following address http://translit.net.
Proper formatting of the references is crucial. Examples of the reference list can be found in the archive issues of the journal.
The author’s notes are issued as footnotes (*).
Application for Publication
The application is in tabular form (the form is available on the journal website).
It is required to fill all elements of the application form:
manuscript title (in English and Russian);
author information:
surname, name, patronymic (middle name) (in English and Russian);
academic degree and academic title (in Russian);
contact details (telephone number, email address);
place of work: full name and postal address of the organization (in English and Russian);
present position (in English and Russian).
Abstract (in English and Russian):
The abstract should be informative and completely self-explanatory. It should present the manuscript content briefly and accurately, include the description of the main topic, problem, object and goal of the research, indicate the general scope of the article, point out major findings and conclusions, as well as their significance and practical value.
The abstract should summarize the manuscript content in 150 words.
Keywords (in English and Russian) are chosen from the text of the paper. They should reflect the discipline, theme, goal and object of the research. The recommended number of keywords is from 5 to 7, the number of words inside the key phrase should not be more than 3.
In the application, the author confirms the information that the submitted manuscript has not been previously published and is not under consideration for publication elsewhere, as well as the information about checking the material, numbers, facts and quotations for compliance with the source. The author also confirms the absence of conflict of interest and accepts the terms of the license agreement.
The application is certified by the personal signature of the author (authors).
Section 1. Methodology of law enforcement activities
Anisin A.L. Islamic state: spiritual and ideological directions of counteraction
Aleshina O.V. Sham marriage: problems of counteraction to offence
Stepanova N.A. Classification of errors made in criminal proceedings
Section 2. Human rights protection
Demichev A.A. Environmental protection activities of police
Mikailov S.M. The main directions of the activities of private security service and the new Strategy of national security of Russia
Mayorov V.I., Korkin A.V. Administrative responsibility in the road sector
Section 3. Criminal Law
Salimgareeva A.R. Criminal liability for negligent joint causing harm
Anisimov V.F., Chesnokov M.V. Lending fraud: general or special subject of crime?
Minin R.V. Criminal liability for failure to report terrorist activities
Rogova E.V., Parfinenko I.P. Punishment in modern criminal law of Russia: new prospects and problems of application
Section 4. Criminology
Zhubrin R.V. Prevention of money laundering
Tikhonova S.S., Kiseleva I.A., Kokunov A.I. Technical and legal construction of single and alternative sanctions in codified criminal law: problem statement
Evdokimov K.N. The structure and the state of computer crime in the Russian Federation
Section 5. Penitentiary system
Zinina N.A. Administrative supervision in the prevention of post-penitentiary crime: the role and efficiency
Section 6. Law enforcement policy
Sevryugin V.E. On the concept of the new Сode of administrative offences of the Russian Federation and destruction of the integrity of the institute of administrative responsibility
Morgunov S.V., Shatilovich S.N. The algorithm for delineation of elements of unlawful acts against the procedure of migration registration (article 19.27 of the RF Code of administrative offences and article 322.3 of the RF Criminal Code)
Section 7. Criminal рrocedural review
Bazhanov S.V. Declaring illegal the acknowledgement of the person as an accused and taking him into custody: should the prosecution be terminated?
Baranova M.A., Grigoryan V.L. Admitting evidence inadmissible in judicial decisions on criminal cases: search of criteria
Section 8. Improving law enforcement practice
Baburin V.V., Boyko O.A., Panov S.L. The turnover of counterfeit building materials: determinants and countermeasures
Fedotova Yu.G. Problems of legal regulation of citizens’ participation in protection of the state border of the Russian Federation
Section 9. Criminalistic provision of law enforcement activities
Solovyov K.А. The importance of the forensic ballistic examination’s conclusions for establishing the circumstances of the investigated event
Prokofieva E.V., Barinova О.A., Prokofieva O.Yu. Use of 3D modeling during crime scene examination in cases of theft
Section 10. Comparative studies and foreign experience
Alexandrova L.A., Yuldoshev R.R. The institute of prejudice in the criminal proceedings of the Russian Federation and the Republic of Tajikistan
Khashieva T.M. The structure of criminal procedure law of the Republic of Kazakhstan
Komarov A.A. Computer fraud in Russia and the USA: analysis of quantitative indicators for 2002-2012
Section 11. Personnel, moral and psychological support of law enforcement agencies activities
Toropkin S.A. Forfeiture of the right for pension for police officers: history and the present
Section 12. The problems of legal science and law enforcement practice: young researchers’ view
Rubinina E.R. The concept of the judicial system in modern Russia: new approaches
Urakov D.I. Fraud upon receipt of payments: requirements for proving
Fedotova Yu.E. Insulting religious feelings of believers and the criminal law: correction of mistakes
Marina A.A. Malicious evasion from payment of means for the maintenance of children or disabled parents: criminal-legal and criminological analysis of the subject of crime
General information
The scientific paper (an article, review, commentary) is submitted to the editorial board via email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. in rtf, doc, docx file format. The submitted scientific paper should be topical, original, objective and valid, completed and reliable, possess the research novelty, have practical and theoretical significance, correspond to the focus and scope of the journal, as well as its requirements.
The submitted manuscript should be accompanied by the application for its publication. The application is signed by the author. The application is submitted to the editorial board in two forms: 1) a file in the rtf, doc, docx format and 2) the original document or its scanned copy.
All fields of the application form are subject to mandatory and accurate filling.
Language editing is necessary before submitting the paper. Translation of some parts of the text into English should be literate to ensure that the academic content of the paper is fully understood by English-speaking scientific audience.
The submitted scientific paper and the application are accepted for consideration by the editorial board only in case the author (authors) provide all necessary documents properly prepared in accordance with the instructions.
Address of editorial office: Amurskaya 75, Tyumen, 625049, Russian Federation
Chairman of the Editorial Board
KOKORIN Dmitry,
Head of the Tyumen Advanced Training Institute of the Ministry of the Interior of the Russian Federation,
Candidate of Legal Sciences, Associate Professor.
Competence: general issues of establishing and publishing the journal, running of the editorial board.
Chief Editor
CHERNOVA Svetlana
Deputy Head of the Tyumen Advanced Training Institute of the Ministry of the Interior of the Russian Federation for Science,
Candidate of Legal Sciences.
Competence: general issues of establishing and publishing the journal, running of the editorial board.
(3452) 598-431
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Executive Editor
LETAEVA Elena
Deputy Head of the Research and Editorial and Publishing Department of the Tyumen Advanced Training Institute of the Ministry of the Interior of the Russian Federation,
Candidate of Legal Sciences, Associate Professor.
Competence: forming a portfolio of scientific papers, organizing their peer review, other issues concerning the journal’s publication, receiving and examining the papers.
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(3452) 598-441
Layout Editor
KALASHNIKOVA Elena
Editor of the Editorial and Publishing Division of the Tyumen Advanced Training Institute of the Ministry of the Interior of the Russian Federation.
Competence: layout, design, technical editing, Web-support.
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