Plagiarism

• Plagiarism is defined as the use of another person’s ideas, words, data, or other materials without proper acknowledgment.
• Plagiarism may occur in relation to all types of sources and media, including:
• textual materials and legal arguments;
• tables, figures, illustrations, and datasets;
• computer code, algorithms, or digital content;
• published and unpublished materials, including lectures, presentations, and grey literature.
• JILI does not tolerate plagiarism in any form. All submissions may be screened using appropriate plagiarism detection tools.
• Manuscripts containing suspected plagiarism, in whole or in part, will be rejected.
• If plagiarism is identified after publication, the Journal will take appropriate corrective action, including the issuance of corrections, expressions of concern, or retraction.