1. At the beginning of the studies, there should be a subject title, abstract and keywords in Turkish, English and other publication languages ​​if any. The abstract should be between 150-200 words and there should be 5 keywords.

2. The title of the study should include the author's name and surname along with the title in the lower right corner, a footnote with * should be opened at the end of the surname, and the author's institution, field, e-mail address and ORCID number should be given in the footnote.

3. The font should be Times New Roman, the text should be 1.5 line spacing and 12 point size, footnotes should be single line spacing and 10 point size. Footnotes should be shown at the bottom of the relevant page.

4. It is assumed that the authors have checked the articles they have sent to the journal and submitted them ready for printing in this form. In the preliminary review conducted by the editorial board, articles that do not comply with the scientific (field-based control) criteria and the journal's spelling rules and have more than the usual spelling errors are rejected. The editorial board may make necessary spelling corrections in the foreign language abstract and the text of the work.
6. The articles that are first evaluated by the editorial board are sent to two referees by removing the author names from the text in accordance with the blind refereeing system. Articles sent to the referees are given an “Article ID” number and these numbers are notified to the authors. Authors can see the status of the article from the article tracking system. Authors are not informed about which referees the article has been sent to. In case the referees request corrections in their reports, the author can only make changes within the framework of the specified corrections. After the author makes the corrections suggested by the referees, he/she can apply for referee review again in line with the referees’ suggestions. When one referee gives a positive opinion and the other a negative opinion, the decision to publish the article is made according to the editor’s opinion. Unpublished articles are not sent back to the author. The author is informed about the situation.
7. In abbreviations in the text, the name or title to be abbreviated should be used without abbreviation and with the abbreviation indicated in parentheses when used for the first time in the text or should be shown in the abbreviations table before the references with the abbreviated name or title equivalents; abbreviations used in footnotes should only be included in the abbreviation table.

8. In the bibliography and first references, the works used should be cited with the author's name, surname, title of the work, place of publication and date. Subsequent references should be cited only with the author's surname and page number. At the end of the work, there should be a bibliography in which the sources used are listed according to the author's surnames. Examples of the citation method are as follows:
(1) If the source is a book: Author's name, surname, title of the work, (if any) the person who prepared it for publication (or editor), (if any) the name and surname of the translator, (if any) volume number, edition number, Publishing house, place of publication, year of publication (normal), page number.

Example 1: Nuray Ekşi, Yabancılar ve Uluslararası Koruma Hukuku, 5th Edition, Beta, İstanbul, 2018, p. 35.
Example 2: Mustafa Dural/Tufan Öğüz, Mustafa Alper Gümüş, Türk Özel Hukuku, Volume III, 16th Edition, Filiz Kitabevi, Istanbul 2021, p. 300.

(2) If the source is an article: Author's name, surname, "Article Name", Work in which the Article is Published (Bold), Volume number, Place and date of Publication, page number.
Example: Koray Doğan, "Aggravated Crimes Due to Intent, Negligence and Its Consequence", Criminal Law Journal, Volume: 9, Issue: 26, Istanbul, December 2014, p. 227.

(3) If the source is a book or article with more than one author, the work's citation is given by placing a slash (/) between the author's names and surnames.
Example: Mustafa Dural/ Tufan Öğüz, Mustafa Alper Gümüş, Türk Özel Hukuku, Volume III, 16th Edition, Filiz Kitabevi, Istanbul 2021.

(4) In cases where more than one work by the same author has been used, in order to facilitate references to be made within the text, the abbreviations to be used instead of the names of these works should also be shown in the bibliography, following the work's imprint, and these abbreviations should be followed throughout the work. In works published in journals, if the journal has a short imprint, or if it does not, the abbreviation of the relevant journal can also be used.

Example: Ünal Tekinalp, Tek Kişilik Ortaklık (I)-Tek Paysahipli Anonim Ortaklık , Istanbul, 2011 (Tek Kişilik Ortaklık).

Ünal Tekinalp, Anonim Ortaklıklarda Yeni Bağlam Sisteminin Esasları, İstanbul, 2012 (Bağlam Sisteminin Esasları).

(5) If the source to be cited is an edited work:
Example: Hamdi Yasaman, Mimari Proje ve Mimari Eserler, Fikri Mülkiyet Hukuku Yıllığı 2010, Ed. Tekin Memiş, Pelikan, İstanbul, 2011, p. 562.

(6) If the work to be cited is an unpublished thesis: When giving the thesis's citation, it is explained in parentheses that the thesis is unpublished.

(7) In references to websites, the entire link and the author's access date to the source must be included.

Example: Frederick Rauscher, “Kant’s Social and Political Philosophy”, Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy, 2016, Link:
https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/kant-social-political/#Pun (Access Date: 1.11.2020).

(8) If the reference is to be made to judicial decisions, the decision’s citation should be given in the footnote. The order to be followed when citing the decision should be as follows:
The number of the relevant chamber of the Court of Cassation, the date of the decision, the main number of the decision, the decision number, information about the source from which the decision was accessed.
References to Court of Cassation Decisions:
Example: Y. 21. HD, 15.1.2022, E. 2020/5555 K. 2022/200, Kazancı Jurisprudence Information Bank.
References to ECtHR decisions:
Example: ECtHR, Povse, 3890/11, Grand Chamber Decision, 18 June 2013, Information Note No. 164.

References to AYM decisions:
Example:
In individual applications: AYM, Application No: 2019/14001, 05.10.2020.

In constitutional review of laws:
AYM, E. 2021/12, K. 2022/2, KT: 10.01.2022, RG. 24352, 18.02.2022.
References to Council of State Decisions:
Example: D. 5.D, E. 2021/3444, K. 2022/2640, 05.07.2022, Kazancı Jurisprudence Information Bank.

(9) If the source cited in the footnote has been previously cited in the work, subsequent references shall be made in abbreviated form.
If the source to be cited is a book: In this case, if only one work of the referenced author has been used, it is sufficient to provide the author's surname and page number.

Example: Oğuzman, p.25.

If more than one work of the same author has been used and one of them will be cited in the footnote, it is sufficient to provide the author's surname and the abbreviation and page number shown in the work's imprint in the bibliography. Abbreviations shall also be written in bold. Source abbreviations should be shown in parentheses at the end of the footnote of the first citation.

Example: Nomer, Vatandaşlık, p.108.

A work with more than one author is cited by placing a slash (/) between the surnames of all authors.

Example: Şanlı/Esen/Ataman-Figanmeşe, p. 87.

(10) The order of the authors' surnames is taken into account in the bibliography, and the first citation method is followed. In the cited articles, attention should be paid to sharing the page intervals.

Example: Aybay, Aydın, Obligations Law Courses, General Section, Istanbul, 2011.
Dencker, Friedrich: “Erfolg und Schuldidee”, Gedächtnisschrift für Armin Kaufmann, Köln, 1989, pp. 441-457.
Rauscher, Frederick, “Kant’s Social and Political Philosophy”, Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy, 2016, Link:
https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/kant-social-political/#Pun (Access Date:
1.11.2020).
Tezcan, Durmuş / Erdem, Mustafa Ruhan / Önok, Murat, Teorik ve Pratik Ceza Hukuku, Ankara, 2022.
Üzülmez, İlhan: “Görevi Kötüye Kullanma Suçu (TCK Art. 257)”, Gazi University Faculty of Law Journal, Volume: XVI, Issue: 1, 2012, pp. 191-216.