Revenue Sources

Jurnal Hukum Saraswati (JHS) is financially and institutionally supported by the Fakultas Hukum Universitas Mahasaraswati Denpasar.

This support contributes to the journal's editorial administration, online publishing infrastructure, website maintenance, digital preservation, and dissemination of scholarly content.

Article Fees

The journal operates under a fully open-access publishing model and does not charge authors any fees for manuscript submission, editorial processing, peer review, or publication.

Authors are not required to pay an article submission charge, article processing charge, article publication charge, or other mandatory publication fee.

Subscriptions and Reprints

The journal does not generate revenue from reader subscriptions or access fees. All published articles are made available online under the journal's open-access policy.

The journal does not rely on the commercial sale of article reprints as a source of revenue.

Advertising

The journal prioritizes academic integrity, transparency, and editorial independence. It does not publish commercial advertisements or accept advertising arrangements that could influence its editorial policies, peer-review process, or publication decisions.

Editorial content is kept separate from any institutional announcement, sponsorship information, or promotional communication that may appear on the journal's official platform.

Direct Marketing

Direct marketing activities conducted on behalf of the journal are limited to legitimate scholarly communication, including calls for papers, publication announcements, invitations to academic events, and information about newly published issues.

Such communications are carried out through official channels in an ethical, targeted, accurate, transparent, and non-intrusive manner. The journal does not use misleading statements, false claims, unsolicited mass communication, or guarantees of manuscript acceptance or publication.

Editorial Independence

Financial support, institutional affiliation, promotional activities, and other non-editorial considerations do not influence manuscript evaluation or publication decisions.

All editorial decisions are based solely on:

• the manuscript's scholarly merit and originality;
• its relevance to the journal's focus and scope;
• methodological and analytical quality;
• compliance with publication-ethics requirements;
• the results of the peer-review process; and
• the independent academic judgment of the editors.

Conflicts of Interest

Editors, reviewers, authors, sponsors, institutional representatives, and other parties must disclose any financial, professional, institutional, or personal interests that could improperly influence the publication process.

Any identified conflict of interest will be managed in accordance with the journal's publication-ethics and editorial policies.

Transparency

The journal will disclose any material change to its funding model, publication fees, advertising arrangements, sponsorship, or direct marketing practices through its official website before the change is implemented.