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Special Conditions of Bringing the Judges to the Administrative Responsibility

Vestnik Omskoj Ûridičeskoj Akademii, 2014
The article deals with some aspects of legislation problems concerning administrative infractions of ...
Nikonova A. S.
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Principle of the inviolability as constitutional principle of justice in Russia

RUDN Journal of Law, 2012
This article is devoted to the principles of justice in Russia and considered in detail one of the principles - the inviolability of judges. The study is based on an analysis of scientific works of Russian and foreign authors, legislation and legal ...
N I Yaroshenko
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On the Custody Problem of the Non-forcible Sex Crimes Target Against Minors

Vestnik Omskoj Ûridičeskoj Akademii, 2013
The article deals with the actual problems of crime target characteristics encroaching upon juvenile sex inviolability. The author analyzes in detail different approaches to the definition of the object of the crime group investigated.
Ragozina I. G.
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VIOLENŢA SEXUALĂ ASUPRA MINORULUI

Studia Universitatis Moldaviae: Stiinte Sociale, 2008
In this article the author tries to point out the present interest and the solemnity of the minor sexual inviolability crimes. The author fulfills a criminological research of the sex abuse against a child.
USM ADMIN
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Violations of the Inviolate [PDF]

Nature Physical Science, 1971
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Inviolability

1999
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The Inviolability

1988
Ludwik Dembinski
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Inviolability

Midwest Studies in Philosophy, 1995
Inviolability is a status an entity has when it is impermissible to harm it in certain respects. Inviolability can come in degrees and vary with the characteristics of an individual and in the manner in which we might violate that individual. Aggressors, for example, might not be as inviolable as others, and it may even be permissible to violate ...
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RECIPIENTS OF INVIOLABILITY

1996
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The Concept of Inviolability in Culture

American Journal of Sociology, 1931
The inviolability of the person and of things is a basic factor in culture. Its observance is highly differentiated according to age, sex, mental status, physical characteristics, religion, position or rank or caste, occupational class, and property of the individual; also, it varies according to season and location.
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