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Law in practice.Ideas in perspective.

Thoughtful writing on law, professional experience and the questions shaping our work. Written by lawyers and trainee lawyers. Open to every reader.

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kosova.law is the monthly law journal of KS LAW, the publisher and holder of the publication rights. Reading is open to everyone, without an account. Writing and editorial applications are reserved for verified lawyers and trainee lawyers through the kosova.lawyer professional workspace.

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Verified lawyers and trainee lawyers may express interest in the editorial team. Editorial participation is by application; publication rights remain with KS LAW.

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Advertising is the journal’s source of revenue. Documented expenses for the issue are deducted first. Any positive remainder is then shared:

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The authors’ pool is divided equally among the unique lawyers and trainee lawyers whose work is published in that issue. Publishing more than one article does not create an extra share.

No positive remainder means no revenue distribution. These terms are presented before an article is submitted.

Original work. A named responsibility.

Each author is responsible for the originality of their submission, proper attribution, necessary permissions and any plagiarism in their work. Editorial review and the process for reporting concerns remain part of publication.