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Legal Principles Under Criminal Law in Indonesia Dan Thailand
The principle of legality is known in modern criminal law emerge from the scope of sociological Enlightenment doctrine that exalts the protection of people from abuse of power.
Anirut Chuasanga, O. A. Victoria
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INTRODUCTION TO INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL LAW
In discourse of international criminal law, today, individual criminal responsibility is an important principle. This principle will be explained along with other aspects, such as "secondary rules' "actus reus' "mens rea" and c,lso some international ...
Nobuo Hayashi
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STUDI PERBANDINGAN DELIK PENGHINAAN TERHADAP PRESIDEN DAN/ATAU WAKIL PRESIDEN DALAM UU NO 1 TAHUN 1946 PASAL (134, 136,137) DENGAN UU NOMOR 1 TAHUN 2023 PASAL (218, 219, 240, 241) TENTANG KUHP MENURUT PRESPEKTIF KEPASTIAN HUKUM [PDF]
Recently, there have been a lot of people, workers through trade unions, lecturer academics, as well as legal experts, professors of constitutional law, as well as social organizations conducting studies, criticizing and protesting against the ...
Qarim, M Afanul
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Social Work Penalty as the Alternative of Imprisonment
Social work penalty is a new type of penalty listed in the draft of KUHP. The purpose of te imposition of social work penalty for the perpetrators is to cause embarrassment for committing such crimes so that to establish a deterrent effect.
Prayitno Kuat Puji +2 more
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Effect of Legal Thought in Explaining Legislative Policies in the Field of Health [PDF]
Introduction: The right to health is one of the fundamental concepts of development that has a significant relationship with other human rights and everyone is entitled to reach the highest standard of physical and mental health.
Nader Aghilian +2 more
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Prevention of recidivism: experience and innovations [PDF]
The state of recidivism indicates that the theoretical, legislative and law enforcement issues of its prevention is still relevant. There are different levels and directions of this warning.
Krainova Nadezhda Aleksandrovna +2 more
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Distinguishing Types of ‘Economic Abuses’: A Three-Dimensional Model [PDF]
Is international criminal law adequate in respect of ‘economic abuses’ such as corporate complicity in human rights abuses or harm arising through the exploitation of resources from conflict-affected areas?
Schmid, Evelyne
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In the absence of statutory rules on the matter, Belgian courts traditionally applied a strict exclusionary rule for illegally gathered evidence and its fruits.
Frank Verbruggen, Charlotte Conings
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A tale of two courts: the 'creation' of a jurisdiction? [PDF]
Two projects to create the international criminal courts were devised during the 20th century. On 1 July 2002, the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court entered into force.
Chadwick, E
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The ‘Ideal’ Victim of International Criminal Law
The role of victims is increasingly central to discussions in and practices of international criminal law. Greater attention is, I argue, leading to a visual and discursive specification of victimhood.
Christine Schwöbel-Patel
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