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Why the South African National Health Research Ethics Council is wrong about ownership of human biological material and data. [PDF]

Dev World Bioeth
Thaldar D, Maboea U, Gooden A.
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Trajectory and progress of opioid agonist therapy programs in the Kyrgyz Republic. [PDF]

Glob Health Econ Sustain
Liberman AR, Kurmanalieva A, Biibosunova DI, Shumskaya N, Ivasiy R, Bromberg DJ, Madden LM, Altice FL.   +7 more
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Origin of "Conscientious Objection" in Health Care: How Care Denials Became Enshrined into Law Because of Abortion. [PDF]

J Law Med Ethics
Fiala C, Arthur J, Martzke A.
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Paying the Price for Being Caught: the Economics of Manifest and non-Manifest Theft in Roman Criminal Law

InDret, 2005
Garoupa, Nuno, Gómez Pomar, Fernando
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Local Understandings of Roman Criminal Law and Procedure in Asia Minor

2020
This chapter deals with the knowledge provincials had, and the use they made, of Roman criminal procedure in the provinces of Asia Minor during the imperial period. This will be examined through two main categories of evidence: (1) petitions to emperors complaining about Roman soldiers or functionaries’ abuses against local population, (2) funerary ...
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Roman Dutch Criminal Law and Calvinism: Calvinist Morality in De Criminibus (1644) of Antonius Matthaeus II

Ius Gentium, 2020
The pervasiveness of Calvinism and Calvinist morality on criminal law in the early modern Dutch Republic, is shown through an analysis of the work of Antonius Matthaeus II, De criminibus (On crimes) of 1644. In Matthaeus’s restatement of criminal law, certain inherent ambiguities of Calvinism become manifest.
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Problems of the Roman Criminal Law

1969
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ROMAN CRIMINAL LAW

2014
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