Journal of Police Medicine- Prevention of Scientific Miscount
Prevention and Counteraction of Scientific Misconduct in the Preparation of Scientific Works

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In line with the journal's commitment to upholding the highest standards of academic integrity, all authors are expected to adhere strictly to ethical principles throughout the research and publication process. Any form of scientific misconduct—including but not limited to data fabrication, falsification, plagiarism, duplicate submission, and improper authorship—is thoroughly monitored and firmly opposed.
          The journal employs rigorous screening procedures, including plagiarism detection software and careful peer review, to identify and prevent any violations of research ethics. In case of confirmed misconduct, the journal reserves the right to reject the manuscript, retract any published article, and notify the relevant institutional authorities for further action.
          Authors are strongly encouraged to review the journal's ethical guidelines prior to submission and to ensure full transparency and honesty in all stages of their work.


 
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