Submissions

Submission Preparation Checklist

• Manuscript requirements

  
  The editorial board accepts previously unpublished scientific articles, which must be agreed upon at the department corresponding to the section. Each manuscript of an article submitted for publication in the SUSU Bulletin series “Law” must pass the peer review stage. An expert opinion is provided along with the publication (Appendix 1).
  All authors enter into a License Agreement on granting the right to use the work on a non-exclusive basis with the Federal State Budgetary Educational Institution of Higher Professional Education "South Ural State University" (National Research University). The license agreement, the questionnaire and the act of acceptance and delivery of the work are provided along with the publication. The form of the contract is approved and cannot be changed (Appendix 2).
  All information required for publication is provided on paper and electronic media. Files must be named after the author's last name.
  Before submitting an article for consideration, make sure that the file (files) contains all the necessary information in Russian and English, and the sources are correctly indicated.
  To submit articles online and check the status of submitted articles, you need to register and log in with your account.
  When transferring materials personally to Valentina Sergeevna Chistova, address: 454080, Chelyabinsk, Kommuny st., 149, room. 207. Tel. (351) 267-99-46 (when sending materials by mail - only with delivery to the specified address). Materials can also be sent via e-mail chistova_vs@mail.ru.
  At the top of the page, on the left, the type of article is indicated - scientific article, review article, review, etc. Below is the UDC index, then in a separate line the DOI of the article.
  
  Example
  Research article
  UDC
  DOI:
  
  The title of the article (in Russian and English) is printed in capital letters in the center of the page. Translation into English should correspond in meaning to the Russian-language title.
  The line below, in lowercase letters: name, patronymic and surname of the author, the author's place of work and e-mail address (E-mail) (in Russian and English).
  
  Example
  А. А. Алексеев, andrey2164@yandex.ru
  Южно-Уральский государственный университет, г. Челябинск, Россия
  A. A. Alekseev, andrey2164@yandex.ru
  South Ural State University, Chelyabinsk, Russian Federation.
  
  Abstract of the article (in Russian and English) is printed one line below.
  Further, the text of the article is a "Microsoft Word document", volume - no more than 12 pages, one and a half interval, font No. 14 Times New Roman, margins: left - 30 mm, right - 15 mm, top and bottom - 25 mm, new paragraph 0,7, alignment - in width with automatic hyphenation, use only «French » quotes, do not allow double spaces, pagination - top center.
  References are made in square brackets in the text of the article, indicating the number of the source according to the list of references and page, for example [2, p. 36].
  After the list of references - information about the author (last name, first name, patronymic, academic degree, academic title, full name of the position held, full place of work. E-mail: ______, contact phone number).
  
  Example:
  Алексеев Андрей Анатольевич – кандидат юридических наук, доцент кафедры гражданского права и процесса, Южно-Уральский государственный университет, г. Челябинск. E-mail: andrey2164@yandex.ru.
  Andrey A. Alekseev – Candidate of Sciences (Law), Associate Professor of Civil Law and Procedure Department, South Ural State University, Chelyabinsk, Russian Federation. E-mail: andrey2164@yandex.ru.
  
  Next, the date of receipt of the manuscript to the editor is indicated.
  
  ATTENTION! Translation into English is required!
  - article title;
  - abstract;
  - keywords;
  - information about the author.
  
  PRIVACY STATEMENT
  The names and addresses specified by you when registering on this site will be used solely for technical purposes: contact with you or with reviewers (editors) in the process of preparing your article for publication. In no case will they be provided to other persons and organizations.

• Rules for the design of sources in the list of references in English

  
  The list of sources is a mandatory element of the article; it is formed at the end of the article in alphabetical order - according to GOST R7.0.5, and then in English. It is undesirable to include Decrees, Laws, etc. in the list of references; it is better to indicate them in the text of the article.
  To translate (transliterate) the list of references into English, you should enter the site https://www.translitteration.com/transliteration/en/russian/iso-9/.
  1. Insert a list of references in Russian into a special field (English script).
  2. Copy the transliterated text into the upcoming list in English.
  3. Translate the title of the book, article into English using Google translator, transfer it to the upcoming list in square brackets (behind the transliterated title).
  4. Convert the transliterated link:
  - remove special separators (//, -);
  - write the place of publication in full (Moscow);
  - correct the designation of the pages into English (instead of 172 s. - 172 p.);
  - full name of the source (book, journal, collection or conference title) in transliteration – highlighted in italics;
  - all main output data (volume designation, page numbers, place of publication - city) must be presented in English.
  An example of the design of sources in the list of references in Russian and English, see below:
  Manuals:
  • Бернер А. Ф. Учебник уголовного права. СПб.: Изд-во Н. Неклюдов, 1865. Т. 1. 941 c.
  • Berner A. F. Uchebnik ugolovnogo prava. T. 1 [Criminal law study book]. Saint-Petersburg, 1865, Vol. 1, 941 p.
  Articles from journals:
  • Божьев В. П. Издержки системного характера при корректировке норм УПК о доказывании и преюдиции // Законность. 2010. № 6. С. 3–7.
  • Bozh’ev V. P. [Systematic penalties while improving regulations of the Criminal Procedure Code of the Russian Federation relating to prejudgment proof]. Zakonnost’ Legal order, 2010, no. 6, pp. 3–7. (in Russ.)
  Conference proceedings:
  • Соколова О. В. Проблемные вопросы квалификации преступной деятельности, связанной с возвратом угнанных или похищенных автотранспортных средств // Уголовное право: стратегия развития в XXI веке: материалы 4-й Междунар. науч.-практ. конф. М., 2007. С. 378–382.
  • Sokolova O. V. Problemnye voprosy kvalifikacii prestupnoj dejatel’nosti, svjazannoj s vozvratom ugnannyh ili pohishhennyh avtotransportnyh sredstv [Issues of criminal activities classification related to stolen vehicles’ return]. Ugolovnoe pravo: strategija razvitija v XXI veke: materialy 4-j Mezhdunar. nauch.-prakt. konf [Criminal law: XXI century development strategy: The 4th international academic and research conference proceedings]. Moscow, 2007, pp. 378–382. (in Russ.)
  Electronic resource:
  • Доклад руководителя Агентства лесного хозяйства Иркутской области В. Акбердина. URL: http://www.Interfax-russia.ru.
  • Doklad rukovoditelja agentstva lesnogo hozjajstva Irkutskoj oblasti V. Akberdina [V. Akberdin Director of Irkutsk Region Federal Forestry Agency report]. Available at: www.Interfax-russia.ru.
  Dissertations:
  • Дицевич Я. Б. Криминологическая характеристика и предупреждение экологической преступности: по материалам Восточно-Сибирского региона: автореферат дис. … канд. юрид. наук. Иркутск, 2009. 23 с.
  • Dicevich Ja. B. Kriminologicheskaja harakteristika i preduprezhdenie jekologicheskoj prestupnosti: po materialam Vostochno-Sibirskogo regiona: avtoref. dis. … kand. jurid. nauk [Ecological crime criminological characteristics and its prevention: based on East-Siberia region data. Author’s abstract Diss. Kand. (Law)]. Irkutsk, 2009, 23 p.

• Recommendations for preparing an abstract

  
  The abstract of the article should be a brief summary of the work, which should be understandable without referring to the publication itself, and is also interesting to the foreign scientific community, which, without knowing the Russian language, could get the most complete idea of the topic without referring to the full text and, accordingly, quote publications that interest them. Abstracts should be (in Russian and English):
  - informative (do not contain common words);
  - meaningful (reflect the main content of the article and the results of research);
  - structured (follow the logic of the description of the results in the article);
  - compact, but not short (250 words).
  Next - keywords (5–7 words from the text by which the article can be identified) (in Russian and English).
  The abstract shall include:
  1. subject and purpose of the work (if they do not follow from the title of the article);
  2. differences between this publication and others similar in topic;
  3. scope of the results;
  4. conclusions, recommendations, prospects for the development of the work.
  The abstract should avoid unnecessary introductory phrases (for example, “the author of the article considers...”, “the author believes...”, etc.), as well as complex grammatical constructions. The abstract should be written in as concise, precise and simple language as possible. It should be understandable to a wide range of readers, so it should not be replete with scientific terms. Public information and clichés should be avoided. The abstract should not include quotes from the text of the article. The abstract usually uses constructions of a stating nature (the author analyzes, proves, expounds, substantiates, etc.), as well as evaluative standard phrases (focuses on an important topical issue, problem, analyzes in detail, convincingly proves). The following technique for assessing the quality of abstracts is known. Translate the abstract into English with any automatic translator, and then with the same translator back into Russian. If you can understand the resulting text, then the abstract will be normally perceived by readers.