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FREE LAW JOURNAL - VOLUME 3, NUMBER 1 (18 JANUARY 2007)4. Their is no defined system of reference (footnotes orendnotes) demanded. As long as you justify yourargument through references (author and work), weaccept all writings respecting your own nationalstandards. Exceptions: For Canadians, the CanadianLegal Guide to Citation is recommended but notmandatory. For Americans, referencing is expected tobe in accordance with Harvard University's TheBluebook, A Uniform System of Citation. Any breach ofcopyrights is the sole responsibility of the author.5. The author retains the copyrights to his or herwritings. As articles are unpaid for, ownership remainswithin your hands. We act as publishers and caretaker.Nothing prevents you from publishing elsewhere. Youmay even decide to have the article taken off this site ifanother publisher desires to buy the rights to yourarticle.6. We reserve ourselves the right to edit the content orlength of the article, if at all necessary.7. We do not discriminate in any way. Our aim is tobring under one roof perspectives from everywhere andeveryone. Never hesitate to submit.8. If you desire information or desire to submit, do nothesitate to contact us at : FLJ@FWPublishing.net.6
FREE LAW JOURNAL - VOLUME 3, NUMBER 1 (18 JANUARY 2007)EDITORIALWelcome to the last number of the second volume of the Free LawJournal, a print and electronic journal aiming at promotingrespect of the rule of law and the fair application of justiceeverywhere through the sharing of juridical research.The Free Law Journal’s first issue was a definitive success interms of scope and reach, registering a very high volume ofconsultation on the web and orders of paper copies. This signals adefinitive interest in getting to know the legal research producedeverywhere and to share this knowledge.As such, this permits us to reach our first and foremost objectiveto promote the rule of law. Knowledge is definitely part of theapplication of this objective and we see a clear desire from peopleall over the world to gain access to this knowledge in order tofoster the fair application of justice for all.Therefore, welcome and we hope that our contributions to legalresearch and knowledge will expand through your writtencontributions.Sincerely,Louis-Philippe F. RouillardEditor-in-Chief, Free World Publishing Inc.7
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