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“Insanity” in Civil Law

Journal of Forensic Sciences, 1986
Abstract The issue of “insanity” is rarely alluded to in the area of civil law. As a consequence, the legal standard for insanity is not clearly understood by many psychiatrists. The standard derives from case law and is based upon statutory law in the criminal sector.
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Civil Law

1991
Abstract Russian law distinguished between real (“immovable’’) and personal (“movable”) property, and real property was in turn divided into patrimonial (rodovoe) and acquired (blagopriobretennoe) property.1 Real property-land, whether settled with peasants or empty-included its fixtures, such as forests, orchards, gardens, hayfields ...
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Sacred Law, Civil Law, and the Citizen Sacred Law and Civil Law

2012
In this chapter, the author studies Scheid's reconstruction from the point of view of Roman law. First, he deals with the comparison of noxae deditio in sacred, civil, and international law. Then, he compares Scaevola's regula on impiety with a responsum that the same Scaevola gave in a (civil law) case of unlawful damage.
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Unsupervised law article mining based on deep pre-trained language representation models with application to the Italian civil code

Artificial Intelligence and Law, 2021
Andrea Tagarelli
exaly  

Civil disobedience labelled as antisocial personality disorder

Lancet, The, 2023
Robert van Voren
exaly  

California Breast Cancer Law

Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 1982
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Should health professionals participate in civil disobedience in response to the climate change health emergency?

Lancet, The, 2020
Alexandra Macmillan, Rhys G Jones
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Civil Law

2008
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CIVIL LAW

2006
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Regulation as Political Control: China’s First Charity Law and Its Implications for Civil Society

Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly, 2020
Anthony J Spires
exaly