Suchergebnisse

A letter report issued by the General Accounting Office with an abstract that begins "Pursuant to a congressional request, GAO reviewed the Brady Act's phase I (interim Brady) and phase II (permanent Brady) provisions in preventing the sale of firearms to prohibited individuals, focusing on: (1) how the permanent Brady compares with the interim Brady; (2) under permanent Brady, the advantages and disadvantages of the National Instant Criminal Background Check System's (NICS) background checks conducted by a designated state agency versus by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI); (3) under permanent Brady, the extent to which default proceeds resulted in firearms being sold to prohibited individuals; and (4) the options policymakers have in preventing or minimizing such transfers."

This article's purpose is to discuss the prevention of prostitution crime under the guise of gym and fitness center. This study is a normative legal study conducted through literature study or library research using conceptual approach, statute approach and case approach. The results of the study and discussion indicate that prevention of prostitution crime under the guise of fitness place can be done by means of criminal law (penal) and non penal facilities (facilities outside of criminal law). Prevention of criminal acts, especially the crime of prostitution, must be adjusted with the law of development plan which is part of the national development. The process of reforming or establishing a law enforcement is carried out through a formulation / legislation policy, whereas law enforcement and institutional enforcement processes are carried out through the application / judicial appeals and criminal proceedings carried out under the exclusion / administration policy. Constraints in the prevention of criminal prosthesis are due to several factors namely legal factors (law), law enforcement factors, community factors and cultural factors. The legal factors relating to the Penal Code are not directly regulated on the prosecution of prostitution as a form of crime. Law enforcement factors that form the parties or impose the law in this case indicated otherwise tacitly involved in prostitution activities by providing leaks that will be held operations or raids against prostitution activities. Factors of the environment where the law is applicable or applied, the public lacks awareness and few who are willing to be invited to share and the cultural factor as the result of the work, inventiveness, and the sense that is based on human interaction in life.

The article analyzes the ideas and legal references to animals - the perpetrators of crimes in various historical stages of human development. Particular attention is paid to the theological concept of this issue. The main historical periods of development of views on the guilt of representatives of the animal world are determined.

Access to Justice: Promoting the Legal System as a Human Right -- Blood Money: From Compensation to Transformative Justice for Peace and Sustainability -- Building Capacities of Youth for Positive Mental Health and Well-Being -- Capacity Building and Technical Cooperation for Achieving Sustainable Development Goals -- Capacity Development and Sustainable Development Goals -- Challenges of International Criminal Law for Sustainable Development -- Challenges to Democracy in Developing Countries -- Climate Justice -- Climate Justice and the Allocation of Climate Change Burdens to Support the SDGs -- Collaborative Governance for Sustainable Development -- Communal Conflict: Theory and Socio-Cultural impact -- Communication for Peaceful Social Change and Global Citizenry -- Conflict Affected Areas and Sustainable Development Goal 16 -- Conflict Bargaining and Resolution Strategies -- Contemporary Institutional Autonomy and SDG Implementation: Challenges and Opportunities -- Cross- and Trans-Institutional Collaboration to Support Sustainable Development Goals -- Democracy in the Developed Countries -- Development Paradigms Related to Peace, Justice, and Solid Institutions: A Case Study on Guatemala for Decision-Makers -- Distributive Justice at the Global, National, and Temporal Scales.

The enactment of the law in society aims to create justice, legal certainty, benefit and social empowerment for the community, to lead to the ideals of the court as a protector of society, the judge must always prioritize the 4 (four) legal objectives above in every decision he makes. This is in line with what the law is based on, namely the law for the welfare of the community. The poor are often victims of unfair law enforcement due to their ignorance of law enforcement and financial incompetence. The purpose of this study is to analyze the progressive law applied to poor defendants seeking substantive justice and to find out and analyze the state should be able to assist poor defendants in the judicial process in accordance with the rule of law principle. This research uses normative juridical method. Judges in deciding legal cases for the poor should have a progressive view, thus judges will conceptualize each article in the legislation not only as a statement about the existence of a causal (cause and effect) relationship that is straightforward according to logical law but also always contains moral substance originating from ethics and professionalism of judges.