Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Journal of Law and Social Deviance
The above links are just a few examples of the journal being cited by other journals, some of which are included in Wikipedia. For example, The New York Bar Association and The Rutgers Journal of Law and Public Policy both published articles that cite this journal. To clarify, those are not links to this journal. They are links to other reliable journals that have published citations to this journal. In the J. L. & Soc. Deviance's Wikipedia page, the journal includes a quote published by the Text and Academic Author's Association (TAA). This independent source discusses the journal. There is no definition in  and ournals for "in depth", so this quote satisfies that requirement. You seem to have conceded to the point that HeinOnline is selective. This means that the journal meets the criteria in  and ournals. Your idea that we should conflate |academics and  and ournals is inappropriate because the standards are wholly distinguishable and measured separately. Many of the journals with pages on Wikipedia have not been cited hundreds or thousands of times. You offer no evidence to support your insinuation that all other journals on Wikipedia have been cited hundreds or thousands of times. Because this journal is included in a selective database, HeinOnline, and because it has been addressed directly in detail by TAA, a reliable source with editorial integrity, this page meets the standards set forth in  and ournals.  — Preceding Wikipedia:Signatures|unsigned comment added by Special:Contributions/206.174.67.237|206.174.67.237
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