The Journal of Language, Literature, and Innovation (JLLI) is committed to maintaining academic integrity and preventing all forms of plagiarism and research misconduct. All submitted manuscripts are subject to plagiarism screening before entering the peer-review process.

JLLI uses appropriate plagiarism detection tools to identify similarities between submitted manuscripts and previously published works. The Editorial Team evaluates the similarity report carefully to determine whether the detected similarities are acceptable, properly cited, or require further action.

Manuscripts containing plagiarism, excessive similarity, duplicate publication, or improper use of other authors’ ideas, words, data, or works without appropriate acknowledgment may be rejected. Authors are fully responsible for ensuring that their submissions are original and properly acknowledge all sources used.

The journal reserves the right to conduct additional plagiarism checks at any stage of the publication process, including after publication, if ethical concerns arise.