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The study, entitled Liability Law of People with Schizophrenia as an Actor Crime aims, first to analyze ability schizophrenic responsible under criminal law. Second, to know the reasons for the criminal punishment for a schizophrenic who committed a criminal act. The method used in this paper is a normative legal research method which is the legal research literature that examines the methods used in the existing library materials using the approach of legislation (Statue Approach). Concluded based on the results of this study, first: the person be able bear the responsibility under the criminal law seen from the ability irresponsibility, while schizophrenic who has a disorder that is psychosis or illness on the ability of common sense (ziekelijke storing) does not have the ability to be responsible as the condition is made clear by article 44 paragraph (1) Criminal Code which explains that people with disabilities in the growth of his soul (gebrekkige ontwikkeling) or impaired due to illness (ziekelijke storing) can not be held accountable and can not be convicted. Second: skizophrenia patients who commits an offense is punishable with some legal considerations that there is evidence in the form of post mortem, the fulfillment of the elements and their causal relationship deeds and psychiatric conditions.

Publisher's note -- Editor's introduction -- Correctional officer -- Court administrator -- Court clerk -- Court reporter -- Criminologist -- Custom inspector -- Emergency dispatcher -- Emergency vehicle operator -- Fedral law enforcement agent -- Firefighter -- Fish & game warden -- Forensic scientist -- Information security analyst -- Inspector & compliance officer -- Judge -- Lawyer -- Legal secretary -- Paralegal -- Park ranger -- Parole & probation officer -- Police officer & detective -- Private detective -- Security & fire alarm system installer -- Security guard -- Appendix A: Holland Code -- Appendix B: Bibliography -- Index.

Criminal prosecutions & trials are normal events in the life cycle of many protest efforts & often have important consequences for the struggle between social movements & their opponents. Even so, social movement & law & society scholars have neglected protest prosecutions & trials since some initial work twenty to thirty years ago. This article discusses the relevance of these legal events for issues in contemporary research & offers several hypotheses for future investigation. More generally, it argues that the study of the social control of social movements will benefit from addressing the criminal proceedings arising from political dissent. References. Adapted from the source document.

The article exposes to a holistic consideration the socio-cultural foundations of the state - legal development, discusses traditions and innovations in the study of the latter, and is formulated and argued the author's theoretical and methodological reconstruction program of data bases. The authors prove that the sociocultural foundations legitimize specific historical functioning of public government institutions and their further transformation through the creation of special socio-political state of society - political metanarrative. It is shown that socio-cultural bases are always paired with a dominant socio-political and legal intellectual work of the society, its possibilities and limits, are a set of trends and vectors of public government transformation. In the context of the article a model of analysis of socio-cultural implications of state-legal development that has several levels are provided: a) archetypal (moral-cognitive intuition, archetypal codes, images, symbols, basic scripts and forms of political activity); b) "quasiisometries" of archetypal structures; c) empirical - everyday (usual) socio-political interaction and its emotional and psychological component; d) institutional (political institutions, institutional and regulatory activity and other public legal practice); e) doctrinal and ideological-conceptual; f) "quasiisometries" of institutionally-organized public-legal society, consisting of positive (socioculturaly approved) and negative (harmful, dangerous) political and legal phenomena and processes; g) the level of socio-political integrity. DOI:10.5901/mjss.2015.v6n3s4p67

1. The responsibility to protect civilians from political violence : locating necessity between the rule and its exception -- 2. International criminal law : from Hostis to Hostia Humani Generis -- 3. Between necessity and contingency : representing legality as a Faustian pact -- 4. Global law : from force and law to aggression and legality -- 5. The deficiencies of law before overwhelming violence -- 6. A possible methodology of judicial discourse in marshalling, interpreting, and construing aggression clauses -- 7. Exclusion and inclusion : from biopolitics to biolegality -- 8. Abuse of legality : the illegal use of the legal -- 9. Reframing criminal aggression from outside to inside law -- 10. Legality and resolving ambiguity.

Intro -- Acknowledgements -- Contents -- 1 Introduction -- 1.1 Aim and Impetus of This Book -- 1.2 Structure -- 1.3 Terminology -- 1.3.1 Sex and Gender -- 1.3.2 Sexualized and Gender-Based Violence -- 1.3.3 Reproductive Violence -- 1.4 Theoretical and Methodological Background -- 1.4.1 International Criminal Law in the International Legal Order -- 1.4.2 Sources and Interpretation of International Criminal Law -- 1.4.3 Feminist Approaches to International Law -- References -- 2 The Foundation: Sexualized Violence in International Law -- 2.1 Introduction -- 2.2 The Factual Background: Conflict-Related Sexualized Violence -- 2.2.1 Manifestations of Sexualized Violence in Conflict Situations -- 2.2.2 Effects of Conflict-Related Sexualized Violence -- 2.2.3 Causes of Conflict-Related Sexualized Violence -- 2.2.4 Narratives of Conflict-Related Sexualized Violence -- 2.2.5 Summary -- 2.3 International Humanitarian Law -- 2.3.1 Early Developments -- 2.3.2 The Hague and Geneva Conventions -- 2.3.3 Sexualized Violence and the Concept of "Honour" in International Humanitarian Law -- 2.3.4 Summary -- 2.4 International Criminal Law -- 2.4.1 Before World War II -- 2.4.2 Trials Post-World War II -- 2.4.3 The Cold War Period and Beyond -- 2.4.4 Statutes and Practice of the ad hoc Tribunals -- 2.4.5 The International Criminal Court -- 2.4.6 Other International and Hybrid Courts -- 2.4.7 Summary -- 2.5 International Human Rights Law -- 2.5.1 Human Rights Instruments Focusing on the Protection of Women -- 2.5.2 Soft Law on Sexualized Violence -- 2.6 Conclusion -- References -- 3 Historical Perspectives on Reproductive Violence in International Law -- 3.1 Introduction -- 3.2 The Factual Background: Conflict-Related Reproductive Violence -- 3.2.1 Historical Overview on Reproductive Violence in Conflict Situations.

In the early-1980s, the US Congress and many state legislatures passed a wave of "hate crime" laws requiring the collection of statistics on, and enhancing punishments for, crimes motivated by certain prejudices. This book places the evolution of the hate crime concept in socio-legal perspective

This book provides for professionals, teachers and students involved in Russian law, by bringing together an overall and profound analysis of the process of the creation of business entities in the legal environment of the Russian Federation. The book will provide readers from a variety of backgrounds in legal studies with an understanding of the basic principles of Russian civil and corporate law, and the ways in which such principles interact. The book provides a comprehensive examination