Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Journal of Law and Social Deviance
I have refrained from making a recommendation until now because I was hoping that those calling for keeping this article would come up with some better evidence, but that now seems unlikely as the one editor who might have done so has chosen to interpret questioning and debate as bullying. Worldcat lists http://www.worldcat.org/title/journal-of-law-and-social-deviance-interdisciplinary-and-independent-studies-of-sociality-deviance-and-law/oclc/759405641&referer=brief_results 33 libraries carrying this journal, but that is for the online edition that presumably costs less than the http://www.lsd-journal.net/order.html $45 a pop that it costs to get it on CD, so it doesn't represent any great commitment from those libraries. Both HeinOnline and the Bluebook aim for comprehensiveness, so those listings are the opposite of the selective listings required by . No independent sources about the journal have been presented here, and the only citations to it are in articles written by the journal's editor. I'll refrain from giving my opinion about the general acceptance in academia of this type of anti-academic self-promotion in case it's construed as more "bullying
— User:Phil, 19:41, 16 March 2013 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:NJOURNALS (Wikipedia:Notability)