PREAMBLE
ICA University as a Journal is committed to quality publication of articles, videos on education, research, and dissemination of knowledge, ADRS Practice and Training. ICA University journal aims at dual function as a Virtual University being the abbreviated form of International Christian Arbitrators University under the copyright registered domain, www.icauniversity.us to provide a high-quality, peer-reviewed, open-access platform for scholarly articles. It focuses on convenience for researchers, peer review, an efficient and cost-effective process of papers, and fast turnaround times. Further, they are owned by the Law Eunoia Service LLC, New York, USA and published exclusively with an open access to transfer of copyrights to the ICA University sans any condition.
SCOPE
Scope: Two different journals are published by Law Eunoia Service LLC, New York, USA. viz USA Book of Global Talents, which has obtained Online ISSN:2997-5891, as a Quarterly Journal and another one is "ICA University", which is copyright-registered and functioning as a Bi-monthly(once in two months). Here Original research papers, review articles, case studies etc. either in writing or in the form of video/s are published. All articles in any form in these journals are peer-reviewed and will be screened for plagiarism before acceptance. Note: A well-explained scope of each of the journals can be found on its respective webpage. ICA University eNews / eJournal as it is known would be having a YouTube Channel by name
https://www.youtube.com/@ICA-University for all Video publications.
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Supremacy of Law:
For the law to bring justice, it must be applied equally to everyone. No one should be above the law — not powerful leaders, and not the poorest citizens. If the law is not applied fairly, it stops being a tool for justice and becomes a tool for control or abuse.
The law can help keep peace and fairness, but only if the laws we write match the basic sense of right and wrong that people feel in their hearts. When the law doesn’t reflect this shared sense of fairness, it loses its power to solve problems peacefully. Instead, it depends only on the power of those who enforce it — and then it can easily be misused for personal benefit instead of justice.
