The purpose of the journal Copernican Journal of Law is:  to publish valuable works that contribute to the development of legal science;  to raise the standards of research and scientific publication in the field of law;  to stimulate international discussion of current legal problems;  to foster interdisciplinary cooperation between lawyers and experts from other scientific fields;  to publish innovative legal research that takes into account the latest scientific and technological discoveries;  to prove a forum for debate on the legal challenges posed by new technologies;  to encourage innovative legal reforms that reflect the dynamic interaction between law and scientific progress;  to study the consequences of implementing technological innovations in legal systems around the world;  to increase awareness of the role of law in the development of science and technology;  to encourage critical analysis of the current legal framework and its adaptability to future scientific discoveries;  to promote interdisciplinary cooperation between legal and scientific scholars;  to create a platform for the exchange of knowledge and experience between lawyers and scientists;  to encourage reflection on the ethical aspects of law and science;  to promote transparency and integrity in scientific research;  to support young scientists in their academic and research careers.