Plagiarism Policy

The Journal of Advanced Corpus Oriented Research (JACOR) is committed to advancing original scholarly work and maintains a strict zero-tolerance policy toward plagiarism.

Author Responsibility

• It is the author’s responsibility to ensure that the submitted manuscript is entirely original and properly credits all sources through accurate citations.

• Any material quoted verbatim from the author’s previously published work or other sources must be enclosed in quotation marks.

Definition and Consequences of Plagiarism

• Plagiarism in any form is considered unethical and is not acceptable in submissions to JACOR.

• Manuscripts with a similarity index above 15% (measured via Turnitin or similar tools) may be rejected outright or held for conditional acceptance at the editor’s discretion.

Special Considerations

• Authors may submit manuscripts previously published in abstract form (e.g., conference proceedings or limited circulation reports).

• If the manuscript is part of a research thesis, the author must declare this during submission, although the thesis should not be formally published as a book by any academic publisher.

• For papers previously published in full conference proceedings or similar, the similarity to the submitted manuscript must not exceed 25%. Authors must disclose such cases to the managing editor during submission.