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Navigating Academic Law in Competency Decisions [PDF]

Journal of Graduate Medical Education, 2021
Jamie S, Padmore, Kathryn M, Andolsek, William F, Iobst, Lauren J, Poulin, Sean O, Hogan, Kerry M, Richard   +5 more
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USING INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES AS A MEANS OF FORMING PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCE OF FUTURE MANAGERS AND ECONOMISTS WHILE TEACHING THE COURSE OF SCIENCE OF LAW

Інформаційні технології і засоби навчання, 2017
The article presents the problem of forming professional competence of the students of higher educational institutions while teaching science of law.
Maryna H. Yeshchenko
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A Review on Administrative Justice Competencies in France

Rechtsidee: Law Journal, 2020
The Indonesian justice system is closer to the French justice system, both general and administrative justice, with its "droits administrative regime". In addition, it is recognized that administrative justice in France is already well-established, so it
Citraresmi Widoretno Putri
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Soft law and its implications for institutional balance in the EC

Utrecht Law Review, 2005
The EU avails itself increasingly of soft law instruments, in certain situations to the detriment of legislation. The general assumption underlying this more diversified use of legal instruments is that this contributes to the legitimacy, effectiveness ...
Linda A.J. Senden
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Melacak Otentisitas Hukum Islam Dalam Hadis Nabi (Studi Pemikiran Josepht Schacht)

Al Quds: Jurnal Studi Alquran dan Hadis, 2017
This article researche Joseph Schacht's idea of Islamic law. As an oriental’s, Schacht has competence in studying Islamic law with history perspective. Schacht's study of Islamic law on the basis of skepticism by historical criticism is a collection of ...
Mohammad Muhtador
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THE COMPETENCE OF THE TRAINEE PROSECUTOR IN THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM [PDF]

Challenges of the Knowledge Society, 2022
This article deals with and analyzes the competence of the trainee prosecutor, related to the provisions of art. 23 para. (2) of Law no. 303/2004 on the status of judges and prosecutors, according to which trainee prosecutors have the right to draw ...
George Gabriel BOGDAN
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The Origins of the Blue Sky Laws: A Test of Competing Hypotheses [PDF]

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2002
Between 1911 and 1931, 47 of the 48 states adopted state securities, or "blue sky," laws. This paper employs an event history analysis to analyze public interest, public choice, and ideological explanations for the enactment of blue sky laws. The data suggest that the decision to adopt a blue sky law was heavily influenced by the strength of ...
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Professional Competence Development of Teaching Staff in Higher Education Institutions under Martial Law

Educational Challenges
The purpose of this article is to show the problems of professional competence development of higher-education teaching staff under martial law. The relevance and necessity of developing teachers’ professional competence focused on specific requirements ...
Mark Vaintraub
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Withdrawal from mixed agreements under EU law: the case of the Energy Charter Treaty

Europe and the World, 2023
This article argues that under EU law, the EU and its Member States can withdraw from a multilateral agreement such as the Energy Charter Treaty independently of one other. While loyalty obligations may require the EU and its Member States to coordinate
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Collective dominance in competion law

, 2008
This thesis analyses how competition law deals with the category of collective dominance. Collective dominance describes a market situation where more firms, by acting together as if they were a single entity, jointly exert market power. This phenomenon is relevant in the preventive control of mergers and in the repressive control of abuses of dominant
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