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October 2026 · Vol. 1, No. 2

The second issue of CRAIL develops the journal’s interdisciplinary work on artificial intelligence, law and society, with a particular focus on responsibility architecture, AI liability, cognitive dignity, human judgment, verification, and the formal boundaries of computational systems.

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About CRAIL

Canadian Review of Artificial Intelligence, Law & Society (CRAIL) is an independent Canadian interdisciplinary academic journal devoted to the legal, social, institutional, ethical and philosophical implications of artificial intelligence and emerging technologies.

CRAIL provides a forum for scholars, legal practitioners, technologists and other professionals examining the relationship between artificial intelligence, law and society. The journal welcomes original research articles, doctrinal and interdisciplinary studies, essays, case analyses and critical commentary addressing AI governance, legal responsibility, human judgment, accountability, regulation, technology and society.

CRAIL is committed to academic independence, intellectual rigor, transparency and meaningful human responsibility in scholarly research and publication.

Editorial Board

Editor-in-Chief: Dr. Adel Kildeev (Canada)

Editor: Mr. Thorben Liebig (Germany)

Editor: Mr. Abdullah Yuri Kang (France)

Publication Details

Frequency: Quarterly

Working language: English

ISSN: Pending

Place of publication: Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada

Format: Online journal

Website: crail.ca

For Authors

CRAIL welcomes original scholarly contributions addressing the legal, social, institutional, ethical and philosophical dimensions of artificial intelligence and emerging technologies.

Submissions: CRAIL considers research articles, doctrinal and interdisciplinary studies, essays, case analyses and critical commentary. Manuscripts should be original, clearly structured and supported by appropriate scholarly sources.

Peer Review: Scholarly submissions are subject to editorial assessment and, where appropriate, independent peer review by qualified specialists in the relevant field.

Academic Integrity: Authors remain responsible for the accuracy of their work, including factual claims, quotations, citations and references. Any use of artificial intelligence tools in research or manuscript preparation should be disclosed where materially relevant.

Submission Guidelines: Detailed manuscript formatting and submission instructions will be published shortly.

Contact

Editorial Office
Canadian Review of Artificial Intelligence, Law & Society (CRAIL)
Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada

Email: editor@crail.ca

For editorial correspondence, manuscript submissions and general inquiries, please contact the Editorial Office.