Journal of Legal Medicine is an official quarterly publication published by the American College of Law and Medicine, in close collaboration with the Center for Law, Health, and Society at Georgia State University School of Law. This magazine is dedicated to providing an interdisciplinary academic exchange platform for researchers, scholars, and practitioners in the field of legal medicine, focusing on interdisciplinary research in areas such as health, law, science, and policy. As a peer-reviewed international journal, the journal strictly adheres to academic publishing standards to ensure that the published articles have high quality and academic value. It not only covers traditional fields such as the basic theory, clinical practice, and forensic identification techniques of forensic science, but also actively focuses on emerging interdisciplinary fields such as bioethics, public health policy, and medical dispute resolution.

It provides readers with the latest research findings and academic trends by regularly publishing high-quality original research papers, review articles, case studies, and reviews. It is not only an important academic resource for researchers in the field of legal medicine, but also provides valuable reference and guidance for policy makers, legal professionals, and healthcare practitioners. In addition, the magazine actively holds academic conferences and lectures to promote exchanges and cooperation among scholars at home and abroad, further advancing the academic development and social applications in the field of legal medicine. It has made significant contributions to academic research and practical applications in the field of legal medicine through its extensive academic influence and professional editorial team.