Category Legal studies

Legislative Power of US President

The President may veto bills Congress passes, but Congress may also override a veto by a two-thirds vote in both the Senate and the House of Representatives.

Strength and Weakness of Different Types of Constitutions

This is a big question for an important document. From my perspective, which is not an expert one.

Preventing the imprisonment of an employed debtor in accordance with Palestinian law A comparative analytical study

Physical coercion is one of the most important legal means used by most legal systems to compel the debtor to fulfill his obligations and fulfill his debts.

Human and Minority Rights: Spaces of Politicization in International Agendas

The study sheds light on the rights of minorities, which are one of the most prominent human rights, which include the right of a person to believe, thought, opinion, etc.

Understanding Legal Argument: The Five Types of Argument

I have been teaching about legal reasoning and legal argumentation for years. When I do so, I try to impress upon students that legal argument is both simple and complex.

The Ethics of Teacher-Student Relationships

When I was starting out in my academic career, I was assigned a senior colleague as a mentor. This is not an unusual practice.

Jean Bodin on Sovereignty

Most of the books on politics produced in France in the last quarter of the sixteenth century were controversial tracts

Theory Of Separation Of Powers

Two methods may be employed for distributing governmental powers, territorial and functional.

Conventions of the Constitution

Conventions of the Constitution are rules of the constitution that are not enforced by the law courts. Because the law courts do not enforce them, they are best regarded as non-legal rules.

Failure of Integrating the Responsibility to Protect Law in Syria and Its Implementation in Libya

The study examined the principles of Responsibility to Protect (thereafter R2P) and then analyzed its application in Libya and the possibility of its implementation in Syria

United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS)

The Law of the Sea is a group of international laws that relate to the principles and rules that concern public bodies - especially states - in maritime matters. Including navigation rights

Liberty: Definition And Meaning

Liberty, in the sense of a complete absence of restraint, cannot exist. We cannot live together without common rules. The presence of common rules of behavior is the consequence of our gregariousness.