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Journal of Legal Studies
ISSN 2457-9017 · Sciendo · 83 artikel di indeks
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The Role of Legislative Oversight and Constituent Development in Enugu State, Nigeria
Whilst there have been several studies investigating legislative oversight and its impact on constituents in different states in Nigeria, there appears to be a paucity of literature on this, with respect to Enugu State. This is why we examined legislative oversight's impact on constituent…
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The Ascendancy of Administrative Review on Public Procurement Disputes in Tanzania: A Content Analysis of Local Government Authorities
Public procurement is a cornerstone of public service delivery, especially at the local government level, and effective dispute resolution mechanisms are vital to ensure integrity and value for money. This study examines the ascendancy of administrative review in resolving public procurement…
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Technology and Intellectual Property Rights: Implications, Challenges, and Future Directions
This article explores how technology and intellectual property rights (IPR) have changed and are changing in their interrelation, highlighting the opportunities and challenges that are created by new innovations. It follows the history of IPR since the Berne Convention of 1886 to the confusions of…
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The Role of Incumbency Fatigue in the NPP’s Parliamentary Performance in the 2024 Elections
In competitive democracies, incumbency fatigue has emerged as an important factor influencing electoral outcomes. This paper examines the role of incumbency fatigue in the dismal performance of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) in the 2024 elections. It analyzes the impact of prolonged party and…
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Overcriminalization in Cybercrime Governance: Judicial Restraint in Regulating Assistance to Online Crimes in China
Overcriminalization has become a central concern in contemporary cybercrime governance. In China, the Crime of Assisting Information Network Criminal Activities (CAINCA), introduced in 2015, criminalizes assistance that creates abstract risks within cybercrime networks. In judicial practice…
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The Non-Compliance Provisions of Corporate Governance Codes: A Critical Analysis of the Laws of Mauritius and The United Kingdom
Corporate governance codes in Mauritius and the United Kingdom rely on explanation-based disclosure to preserve flexibility while promoting accountability, yet persistent concern remains over whether weak or boilerplate explanations undermine that objective. This article examines the legal and…
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Tax Evasion, Shadow Economy, and Taxation System. Judicial Insights and Economic Assessments
The shadow economy is a widespread phenomenon, with a major impact on public finances. It should not be viewed strictly as an economic problem, as it raises a number of ethical, social, and governance concerns. Combating the underground economy cannot be achieved only through increased controls and…
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Unmasking Anonymity: Thorn’s Approach to Combating Online Child Sexual Exploitation in India and its Adaptability to Pakistan’s Legal Framework
The exponential rise of the internet has socialized the globe, and in doing so, has provided a cloak for online child sexual exploitation (OCSE). This article examines India's counter-paradigm warfare against the OECD, focusing on Thorn, a nonprofit organization using artificial intelligence…
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Human Trafficking of Indonesian Citizens in Cambodia: Perspectives from Criminology, Victimology, and International Law
Human trafficking involving Indonesian citizens in Cambodia demonstrates the complexity of transnational crime, which requires multidisciplinary analysis to understand the causal factors, patterns of victimization, and the effectiveness of law enforcement mechanisms. This study examines the…
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The “Livello” in Italian Property Law: Ownership, Extinction, and Third-Party Protection in a Comparative Perspective
This brief essay examines an institution peculiar to Italian law—virtually unknown even among legal practitioners—precisely because it lacks both a statutory definition and codified regulation: the “livello”. In the Italian legal system, this term designates a range of legal constructs, including a…
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The Dynamics of Regional Head Elections in the Digital Era in Indonesia: The Perspective of First-Time Voters
Indonesia’s Regional Head Elections in 2024 show significant changes in political campaign strategies, especially with the increasing use of social media as the main tool. Social media has become a strategic tool for regional head candidates to convey their vision, mission, and work programs, as…
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Complexities of Legislative Representation in Ghana: Do Legislators Really Represent Their Constituents?
The question of whose interest legislators really represent is yet to be satisfactorily answered in the literature of legislative studies. The paper investigates whether Members of Parliament (MPs) in Ghana follow their constituents’ preference, their own judgment, or their parties’ interests…
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The Modification of the Probation Period as an Effect of Transposing the Directive (EU) 2019/1152 in the Romanian Law
Directive 2019/1152 has brought to the forefront the importance of the probationary period in an employment relationship, by its dual importance both in the activity of an enterprise by enabling the employer to find workers as competent as possible for the performance of the activity, and for the…
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Theoretical, Legal and Empirical Aspects of Corporate Governance
The study tackles the problem of corporate governance from three directions. First, it reveals the theoretical aspects of corporate governance, with a special focus on public enterprises and the shift towards the new legislative package. Second, corporate governance is analyzed based on the…
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The Role of Artificial Intelligence in Criminal Investigations in India
With an increasing presence, Artificial Intelligence in Criminal Investigations all over the globe is progressively emerging as a new tool. Applications of Artificial Intelligence in India have been rapidly proliferating, especially as criminal activities increasingly move into the online sector…
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Lawsuit for the Termination of the Joint Stock Company for Just Cause Under Turkish Law
Shareholder relations in a joint stock company may go well or may become unbearable over time. For this reason, the Turkish Commercial Code provides minority shareholders with the right to file a lawsuit for the termination of the joint stock company for just cause, especially for the protection of…
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Unrecognized Hornets’ Nests of Basic Contract Law - Does the Law Permit a Seller to Offer the Same Item to Two or More Buyers Under Bilateral Contracts?
The law of contracts stands as a mechanism for creating and enforcing legal rights and obligations that ensure that parties are held to their respective promises. However, if contract law permits a seller to agree to sell the same item to two or more buyers to the extent of creating two valid…
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Fetal and Abortion Rights Under the Maastricht Principles on the Human Rights of Future Generations: A Contradiction
On 3 February 2023, the Maastricht Principles on the Human Rights of Future Generations was adopted in Maastricht, Netherlands, by a group of human rights experts. Though not legally binding, these Principles seek to safeguard the rights of persons, groups, and peoples yet to exist. Accompanying…
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Artificial Intelligence in Forensic Investigations. Doctrinal Gaps, Fundamental Rights and the Rule of Law
The article examines the growing tension between the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in criminal investigations and the protection of fundamental rights. While AI technologies such as facial recognition, predictive policing, and digital forensics promise greater efficiency in law enforcement…
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Extra-Judicial Killings: A Snapshot of Bangladesh’s Legal Regime
This study explores the alarming topic of extrajudicial killings in Bangladesh, pointing out how these crimes violate fundamental human rights and undermine democratic values in the country’s criminal justice system. It sheds light on the pervasive impunity and lack of accountability among law…