Journal of Cyber Law (JOCL)

Journal of Cyber Law (JOCL)

Journal of Cyber Law (JOCL) is a peer-reviewed open-access Quarterly journal dedicated to the interdisciplinary field of Cyber Law, including legal studies on information and communication technology, cyberspace regulations, and cybercrimes in both national and international contexts. JOCL aims to foster the exchange of the latest scientific, research, and applied findings among professors, researchers, and practitioners, thereby contributing to the advancement of legal knowledge in the digital age. The journal seeks to publish original research that provides theoretical insights and practical solutions for legal challenges in cyberspace, including issues of data privacy, e-commerce, intellectual property, and international cyber governance.

Submitted manuscripts undergo a rigorous double-blind peer review process and will be published upon the approval of the editorial board. Established in 2024, JOCL is committed to publishing regularly on a quarterly basis and to achieving indexing in reputable national and international databases to enhance its academic visibility.

Honorable professors and researchers are highly encouraged to visit the journal website, register, and submit their papers in accordance with the author guidelines. Please note that all communications with authors and reviewers are conducted exclusively through the journal’s online system; therefore, in-person visits or phone calls to the journal office are not recommended.

E-mail: Editor.jocl@gmail.com

 

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"This publication respects the rules of ethics in publications subject to the rules of the Committee on Ethics in Publication (COPE) and follows the executive regulations of the Law on Prevention and Combating Fraud in Scientific Works."

Current Issue: Volume 3, Issue 1 - Serial Number 9, Winter 2026 

Digital Proceedings and Cybersecurity in the FIFA Football Tribunal

Pages 177-197

10.22054/jocl.2025.8563.9782

Saeed Mohammadpour navidan, Ali Hajipour Kondroud, Yousef Molaei, Adel Abbasi

Keywords Cloud

  • Cyber Law
  • Artificial intelligence
  • Blockchain
  • Privacy
  • Iranian Law
  • Cybersecurity
  • Cybercrimes
  • Civil Liability
  • Cyberspace
  • data ownership
  • Intellectual Property
  • International Law
  • Data protection
  • Regulation
  • Smart Contract
  • Criminal Liability
  • legal responsibility
  • phishing
  • State Responsibility
  • Smart Contracts
  • legal liability
  • Generative Artificial Intelligence
  • Legal Personality
  • legal challenges
  • Algorithmic Justice
  • copyright
  • Data Governance
  • Blockchain technology
  • Criminal law
  • Imamiyyah jurisprudence
  • International Cooperation
  • Digital Works
  • legal framework
  • Cybercrime
  • Comparative Legislation
  • European Union
  • Judicial Practice
  • Comparative Law
  • automation
  • European Union law
  • International space
  • data security
  • Iranian civil law
  • Cyber space theory
  • platform liability
  • Enforcement Guarantee
  • jury
  • facial recognition technology
  • s defense rights, preliminary investigation, enforcement mechanisms, exclusion of evidence, Iranian Code of Criminal Procedure, French Code of Criminal Procedure
  • Iranian criminal law
  • Competition Law
  • Big Data
  • Genomic Big Data
  • General Principles of Contracts
  • Social Networks
  • International Data Exchange
  • Privacy Protection
  • Digital Terrorism
  • Psychological Harm
  • Biometric Data
  • admissibility
  • Legal Protections
  • Passive Nationality Principle
  • Critical infrastructures
  • Cyber defense
  • Legal Oracle
  • Environmental Law
  • Criminal Jurisdiction
  • electronic systems
  • digital environment
  • Individual freedoms
  • Territorial Principle
  • Legal System of the United Kingdom
  • Arbitral Awards
  • Judicial Responsibility
  • Jurisdiction (authority)
  • content moderation
  • Legal technology
  • personal data
  • Commercial Data
  • Electronic Treatment Data
  • Criminal penalties
  • user rights
  • Algorithmic transaction
  • Digital Asset Tracking
  • Proportionality
  • Common Law
  • Contract selection
  • Protective principle
  • Voluntary registration
  • Legislative Gaps
  • Dual Adjudicative System
  • Electronic Elections
  • functional agency
  • Cyberattacks
  • Press Crimes
  • Cyber Attacks
  • algorithmic discrimination
  • Electronic Evidence
  • unity of judicial procedure
  • Data monopoly
  • Digital assets
  • Jurisprudence of information technology
  • intellectual property rights
  • emotional data
  • National Security
  • digital justice
  • Virtual Contract Termination
  • Virtual Reality
  • Rescission
  • Unilateral Legal Acts
  • Administrative Justice
  • Online Surveillance
  • Input Problem
  • Budapest Convention
  • Central Bank
  • Principle of Consensuality
  • Digital Evidence
  • Cyber Disputes
  • deep fake
  • General and Specific Laws
  • Virtual Infants
  • Contract Adaptation
  • childbearing
  • Competitive policy
  • Emerging Technologies
  • Strategy Design
  • Preliminary Investigation
  • Enforceability
  • Al-Kharāj bil-Ḍamān maxim
  • Security Threats
  • conditional legal personality
  • Fair trial
  • Virtual guarantee
  • Banking Supervision
  • Global Convention
  • Cyber literary and artistic theft
  • Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms
  • Supply Chain Management in Oil and Gas
  • Sentencing
  • Algorithmic Bias
  • Crime Prevention
  • Electronic Contract
  • Online Services
  • Competent Court
  • Digital Rights
  • Digital Security Policies
  • International Treaties
  • internet access
  • Digital Authoritarianism
  • conditions that are contrary to the nature of the partnership contract
  • Civil Procedure
  • Hybrid attacks
  • Architectural Rights
  • Legal gaps
  • Defendant&rsquo
  • Multi-Criteria Decision-Making Methods
  • Industrial Wastewater Reuse
  • Iqālah
  • Cyber Arbitration
  • Right to be forgotten
  • contract validity
  • Transparency
  • Fourth-Generation Technologies
  • challenges of partnership contracts
  • Institutional structure
  • Islamic transaction law
  • child protection
  • Open data
  • Changed Circumstances
  • Internet shutdown
  • Oversight and Enforcement Mechanisms
  • football dispute resolution
  • Freedom of Expression
  • Sheikh Ansari
  • Image Identity Forgery
  • Digital Security
  • Quantum computing
  • Content Creation Rights
  • party autonomy
  • digital signatures
  • fair proceedings
  • Defense Rights
  • Iran
  • Compensation
  • Robot
  • Good Faith
  • Islamic Banking
  • CISG
  • Uncertainty
  • Legal awareness
  • judicial supervision
  • psychological element of crime
  • Children’s Rights
  • Unfair Conditions
  • digital technologies
  • Makasib
  • Judicial System
  • criminal visual representations
  • International Regulations