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Comparing Contexts: Technical Standards and Contract Law
In: F. Di Ciommo and O. Troiano (eds.), Giurisprudenza e autorità indipendenti nell'epoca del diritto liquido - Studi in onore di Roberto Pardolesi, La Tribuna, 2018, p. 235-257
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Legal Reregulation Of Illegal Acts Against The Human Corpse In Jordanian Legislation
Exposure've opted to the subject of legal regulation of Unlawful Acts located on the human body in the Jordanian legislation, which ensured that the provisions of Jordanian law, the protection of the human body alive and dead and discouraged all underestimated this protection or usurped and make it a hotbed of wasting the dignity of this body, has developed a Jordanian legislation - since the founding of the emirate - legal rules of civil and criminal deterrent and anti-assault on the body and the body in any form and under any circumstances, but the realism practices of some came in violation of this protection, so he dealt with in this research my idea; buying and selling corpses, which represents the most egregious illegal acts that may have occurred on the human body and in the first from the requirement, as well as with regard to the fact that some hospitals to seize the bodies to collect dues and in the second requirement of this research, this study has concluded a number of findings and recommendations, where he was the Jordanian legislator's role is estimated in the fight against these acts of During what years of legislation with the need to kindly re-consider some of the sanctions contained in the relevant Jordanian legislation and toughened a law governing the grip on such attacks.
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FORMATION OF HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL STRUCTURES OF THE RUSSIAN LEGISLATION IN THE CONDITIONS OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES
In: Socialʹno-političeskie nauki: mežvuzovskij naučnyj recenziruemyj žurnal, Band 10, Heft 2, S. 132-138
The purpose of the research. The article discusses the problems of forming horizontal and vertical ties in Russian legislation system. The process of transformation of the Russian legal system in the context of the development of digital technologies, the ongoing changes in the modern mechanism of legal regulation are analyzed. The purpose of the research is to establish and identify the features of existing horizontal and vertical relationships that exist and arise between normative acts included in the system of legislation. This is necessary to determine the main directions for the development of the Russian legal system in the context of digital technologies. Results. As a result of the research, the author comes to the conclusion that vertical and horizontal connections can be distinguished in the system of Russian legislation. The subject of legal regulation and the system of public administration are singled out as grounds. In the context of the development of digital technologies, it is advisable to supplement these criteria with a more subjective approach and the legal regime used in the field of legislation. The author comes to the conclusion that vertical and horizontal links between normative acts are formed at the level of the legal system, while the legal system is characterized by the presence of only horizontal links. The legal system is much larger than the legislative system. The legislative system includes not only normative legal acts, but also various technical rules and regulations. In the system of legislation, it is possible to distinguish separate complex entities that regulate a certain sphere of public relations. Having a man-made nature, the legislative system can respond more quickly to changes in public life. The author concludes that it is necessary to use a more differentiated approach in determining the branches of the legislative system. Here, too, the subject approach can be used as a solution.
General characteristics and types of proprietary rights on another's property (iura in re aliena) in civil legislation of Ukraine
The article is devoted to theoretical and law applications problems which connected with legal regulation and realisation of proprietary rights on another's property (iura in re aliena). The article studies the system of rights on property of another person under the civil legislation of Ukraine. Such as types of proprietary rights as possession, servitude, superficies, emphyteusis are analysed.Special attention is paid to the analysis in the prospects of development of these rights in modern civil law of Ukraine and the need for appropriate changes to the existing legislation because there is still not able to provide a legal condition for the development of these rights on practice.
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International Law and the Provocations of the Digital: The 2021 Annual Kirby Lecture in International Law
In: The Australian yearbook of international law, Band 40, Heft 1, S. 3-22
ISSN: 2666-0229
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Based in Montevideo, and most recently valued at US$5 billion, the payments platform DLocal enables companies such as Booking.com, Amazon and Uber to transact in local currencies in 29 countries. It specializes in the "emerging economies" of Latin America, the Asia Pacific, the Middle East and North Africa. Among international lawyers, however, Montevideo is best known for another form of international infrastructure. That is the 1933 Montevideo Convention, or at least its first article, standardising the template of modern statehood. At the time, as scholars of international legal history have shown, this amounted to a radical reformatting of the fundamentals of international law, driven by semi-peripheral states, as part of a widespread effort of reconstructive codification after the Great War. Today, DLocal's Montevideo is emblematic of a very different kind of international legal reformatting now underway. A digital logic, and associated circuits of value and aggregations of power, are becoming embedded—even predominant—in many of international law's most routine operations. To shed light on this phenomenon, this lecture revisits each component of the Montevideo Convention's well-known formula for statehood—permanent population; defined territory; government; and the conduct of international relations. Taking efforts of so-called digital humanitarianism as illustrative, it examines how each of these Montevideo properties is being rerouted and recomposed digitally, often in tension with an analog logic characteristic of law. And in the ensuing dislocations sometimes in evidence between analog and digital aspects of international legal work, it identifies some possibilities for collective reworking.
The Rule of Law, the Force of Law and the Power of Money in the EU
This paper discusses the strengths and weaknesses of the rule of law conditionality contained in the Proposal for a Regulation on the protection of the Union's budget in case of generalised deficiencies as regards the rule of law in the Member States. The proposed Regulation establishes a link between a Member State's violation of the rule of law and the suspension of EU payments. The text examines the effects of the connection between the rule of law and EU money, both for the erring Member State and for the EU as a whole. The discussion shows that, despite the fact that the EU-level approach to the rule of law has significant benefits, it, at the same time, creates new risks. It may undermine the balance of powers in the EU by expanding the political and economic power of certain Member States over others, the power of EU institutions over Member States, and the power of the European Commission over other EU institutions. It is also questionable whether there is a sufficiently strong causal relation between the rule of law deficiency and threats to the EU's financial interests. Most importantly, it is uncertain to what extent the rule of law conditionality will lead to the true transformation of negative, anti-rule-of-law trends in some Member States, which raises the question of whether the Rule of Law Proposal is capable of responding to the current challenges.
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Theo-Diplomacy: Peace and Reconciliation in International and Islamic Law
Blog: Religion and Global Society
In the context of some of the most challenging times for peacebuilding, Kaleem Hussain outlines his newly published book, "Peace and Reconciliation in International and Islamic Law", which explores the relationship between International Humanitarian Law (IHL) and Islamic Law (IL) in conflict resolution. With the escalation of the conflict between Palestine and Israel rising to … Continued
Status and development of constitutional law in Germany
In: The annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, S. 1-9
ISSN: 0002-7162
Private Enforcement of EU (Competition) Law – Remarks and Outlooks Regarding the Intertwinement of EU and National Law
In: Helsinki Legal Studies Research Paper No. 29
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The Interconnectedness of Economy and Financial Law
With the aim of supporting the hypothesis that financial law regulation is significantly influenced by both the environment (economy) in which it exists and its development, the authors consider a countercyclical capital buffer as a particular example of macroprudential instrument. Pozn. autorů: Jedná se článek, který vyšel již v roce 2016 v časopisu Sovreměnnoje pravo, Moskva, Novyj inděks, 2016, 1991-6027 (viz zde: https://is.muni.cz/auth/publication/1355539/cs?deuco=12547?). Tentokrát editor sborníku upravil název článku. Z důvodu opakované publikace neuplatňujeme RIV. ; Ve snaze potvrzení či vyvrácení hypotézy, že finančněprávní regulace je ovlivněna jak prostředím, ve kterém existuje (ekonomickou), tak jeho vývojem, autoři zkoumali proticyklickou kapitálovou rezervu jako nástroj makroobezřetnostní politiky. ; With the aim of supporting the hypothesis that financial law regulation is significantly influenced by both the environment (economy) in which it exists and its development, the authors consider a countercyclical capital buffer as a particular example of macroprudential instrument.
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Notes on Rivers and Navigation in International Law
In: American journal of international law: AJIL, Band 4, Heft 1, S. 145-155
ISSN: 2161-7953
When the entire course of a river passes through the territory of but a single state, it is generally agreed that a right of exclusive control is possessed by the territorial sovereign which may, therefore, bar the navigation of the stream by foreign nations. Any privileges of transit enjoyed by their vessels are always understood to be subject to the consent of the local state. Thus, with respect to such rivers as the Mississippi and the Hudson, foreign countries enjoy no right of navigation.
The Effects of the New Legislation in Afghanistan on Urban Parks Design
In: SFTR-D-23-00764
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The migratory impact of minimum wage legislation: Puerto Rico, 1970-1987
In: International migration review: IMR, Band 27, Heft 4
ISSN: 0197-9183