The article examines the current problems of the functioning of the International Criminal Court, in particular the main problem – insufficient expected effectiveness, problematic
issues of jurisdiction, initiation of proceedings, duration of proceedings and its influence on the effectiveness of the ICC, as well as the issue of proper cooperation [...]
[4], 107, [1] strona ; 22 cm ; opis według okładki ; czcionka gotycka ; Inaugural-Dissertation. Universität. Juristische Fakultät, Breslau, 1913 ; bibliografia na stronach
105-107 ; doktor ; München [...]
The social meaning of children’s participation in family law proceedings Ever since the Convention of the Rights of the Child, we have seen a wide variety of interpretations
on the meaning of “children’s participation.” A critical perspective, based on a social phenomenology, is here suggested to disclose the taken-for-grantedness [...]
This licentiate thesis investigates visitor compliance with funding models for recreational infrastructure in legally and geographically open access settings, where payment
is requested but not enforceable. Focusing on Swedish cross-country ski trails, the thesis examines how compliance with trail pass systems can be understood and assessed [...]
This article examines the role of the Ethiopian federal judiciary in the protection and enforcement of human rights from the perspective of judicial independence. Specifically,
it examines the interplay between judicial independence and the protection of human rights and the implications of the manifestations of institutional and personal [...]
In Ethiopia, Pre-trial detention is supposed to be conducted based on the rules stated in the 1961 criminal procedure code, anti-corruption proclamation No.882/2015; and the
Federal Supreme Court Cassation Bench precedent. These laws and cassation court precedent together provide the rules on permissible justifications for pre-trial detention, [...]
This article explores product liability by analyzing its treatment under the United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods (CISG) and Ethiopian
law, specifically focusing on claims related to property damage and personal injuries caused bydefective products. [...]
This book explores possible ethical justifications for a moral duty for judges to enhance their cognition and examines how this duty sits within the existing legal framework
on judicial liability, professional duties, and human rights. [...]
