Intellectual Property, IP refers to the literary and artistic work created by the mind, ranging from artwork to commercial patents and trademarks to newly developed computer
programming work. Similar to other forms of tangible property such as land and cash, the intellectual property created by the mind has to be protected and manipulate [...]
The paper titled "Analytical Study on the Structure of Criminal Offences under the Penal Code of Myanmar" analyzes the different ingredients to construe a crime or an offence.
The words ‘mens rea such as purposely, knowingly, recklessly, and negligently and actus rea’ are regarded as the element or structure of a crime. [...]
Human rights education can promote values, beliefs and attitudes that encourage all levels of people to uphold their rights and others. Human rights education is also a key
on building social structures to support democracy. This study aim to assess the situation of existing awareness on human rights by the stakeholders and to assess [...]
The action for passing off is a kind of trademark infringement action. It is a common law action and the principles are laid down in judicial precedents. In order to be a successful
action for passing off, it must cover three situations. They are, a misrepresentation, intentional injury to business or goodwill of another trader and actual damage [...]
The main objective of this paper is to study of John Austin’s legal thought of jurisprudence, the positive law and the sovereignty of sanctions. It is because that legal
thought is very important for the legal theories and sovereign. The problem of this paper is “Why do sanctions play important role in John Austin’s theory?” [...]
Crime is an act or omission, prohibited by law as injurious to the public at large and punishable by the State. Corporate crime is a crime committed either by a corporate body
or by its representatives acting on its behalf. To commit a crime a defendant must generally commit a guilty act (actus reus) while having a guilty mind (mens rea). [...]
While family is the basic unit of society and as such is entitled to receive comprehensive protection and support, the legal protection or measures that a society can afford
to the family vary from country to country and depend on different social, economic, political or cultural conditions. [...]
Abstract This research presents the defences of justification and excuses under the Penal Code of Myanmar. In criminal law, justification and excuse are the criteria to prescribe
the acts done in general and pass the sentence or innocence in each case. Justification is recognized as an official duty to enforce the law and the rights of ordinary [...]
The Constitutional Court of the Republic of Indonesia was established as a consequence of the third amendment to the Constitution of Indonesia, which was ratified by the People’s
consultative Assembly on 9 November 2001. The Constitutional Court is a product of reform, especially in the institutional aspects of state in Indonesia. [...]
Universal jurisdiction is an essential tool that a national court may prosecute individuals for serious crimes against international law namely, crimes against humanity, war
crimes, genocide, and torture that harm the international community as a whole. National courts can exercise universal jurisdiction if the state has adopted legislation [...]
