Published: 2024-02-21
The Discourse Of Murdered And Missing Indigenous Women And Girls In Canada
This paper examines the gendered violence against Indigenous women and girls in Canada, as revealed by the 2019 Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls Inquiry (MMIWG) Final Report. The paper argues that Canadian political and legal institutions have remained committed to (re)producing
Ava A. Smith
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Breaking The Cycle: Addressing Chronic Unemployment Among Returning Prisoners
The abstract of the manuscript discusses the significance of employment and work ethic in the United States, emphasizing its role in shaping cultural values and individual identities. It explores the historical development of a work-centered culture, driven by factors like the growth of
Dr. Gautam Nayer , Dr. Luis Perez-Feliciano
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A Phenomenological Perspective On The General Theory Of Criminal Law
This paper discusses the role of the Court of Cassation in the Italian legal system, and its impact on the development of criminal law. The paper begins by providing an overview of the Italian legal system, and the different sources of law. It then discusses the role of the Court of Cassation,
Giuseppe De Marco
51-60
The rapid development of information technology has led to the emergence of new crimes, such as the crime of creating terrorist websites. This crime is a major challenge for the international community, as it can be used to spread propaganda, recruit members, and coordinate attacks.
Abdullah Al-Harthy
61-72
This paper examines the relationship between international law and domestic law, with a focus on the issue of conflict between treaty provisions and domestic norms. The paper begins by discussing the two main approaches to the relationship between these two legal orders: dualism and monism. It
Maire Jacqueline
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