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2. Measuring Crime and Morality: The bureaucratic life of a novel concept under the Habsburg Monarchy in the late 18th and first third of the 19th century.
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Himl, Pavel
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CRIME ,ETHICS ,MONARCHY ,CRIMINAL codes - Abstract
This article explores the concept of "morality" as it developed in the field of criminal justice under the Habsburg monarchy during and after the Enlightenment reforms. Two penal codes, ratified in 1787 and 1803-1804, established a new, separate category for serious police offences with a heavy focus on acts against morality. Some of these offenses were grouped according to their explicitly public dimension, like endangering the public peace or serving as a bad example. Morality was also considered when administrative officials reviewed data gathered from new statistical overviews of crime, which had been compiled in the Habsburg monarchy since the 1810s. In contrast to the concept of "sin," immorality was no longer viewed as the root of all criminality and a clear distinction was now being made between behaviours stemming from socioeconomic causes and those with a background in morality. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2022
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3. The Codification of Islamic Criminal Law in the Sudan
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Asma M. Abdel Halim
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Islamic Criminal Law ,Islam ,criminal law ,codification ,Sudan ,Penal Codes ,BP1-253 - Abstract
This meticulous work covers the history of legislation during two eras of military juntas in the Sudan: that of Numayrī, who led a coup against the democratic government and ruled from May 1969-April 1985, and of Bashir, who also came to power through a military coup and ruled the country from 1989-2018. This book was published just one year before a popular uprising brought down Bashir’s government. In his search to uncover the politics around Islamic codes, Köndgen used both primary and secondary sources, including court cases he closely reviewed, as well as interviews with lawyers and judges. This book is the most extensive study on the recent Islamic laws in the Sudan. To read the full book review, download the PDF file on the right.
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- 2020
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4. L'apport méconnu de Jean Domat (1625-1696) au droit pénal.
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Pierrard, François
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Copyright of XVIIe Siècle is the property of Presses Universitaires de France and its content may not be copied or emailed to multiple sites or posted to a listserv without the copyright holder's express written permission. However, users may print, download, or email articles for individual use. This abstract may be abridged. No warranty is given about the accuracy of the copy. Users should refer to the original published version of the material for the full abstract. (Copyright applies to all Abstracts.)
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- 2020
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5. Disputed, Sensitive and Indispensable Topics: The Study of Islam and Apostasy.
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Larsson, Göran
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APOSTASY (Islam) , *RELIGIONS -- Study & teaching , *ISLAMOPHOBIA , *HERESY , *EMPIRICAL research - Abstract
Using examples from my research on apostasy from Islam, in this article I address some basic methodological and theoretical issues in the study of religions. The article contains an outline of major Muslim debates about apostasy in Islamic traditions, why apostasy is punished, where it is punished and the methodological challenges involved in its study. My aim in doing so is to show why it is difficult, but also important, to study apostasy and to show why we need to engage with empirical research that takes into consideration the lives of individuals who are accused of it. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2018
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6. Legal Foundations: Victims’ Rights and Retribution
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Osanloo, Arzoo, author
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- 2020
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7. Origins
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Toth, Stephen A., author
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- 2019
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8. Honor Killings of Palestinian Women: A Critical Analysis
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Salem, Tala, Plechanovová, Běla, and Ditrych, Ondřej
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právní ,vraždy ze cti ,stíhání ,gender violence ,prosecution ,trestní zákoníky ,legal ,genderové násilí ,penal codes ,ženy ,Palestine ,women ,honor killings ,Israa Ghrayeb - Abstract
Master Thesis Proposal Institute of Political Studies Faculty of Social Sciences Charles University of Prague Supervisor: Bela Plechanovova E-mail: bela.plechanovova@fsv.cuni.cz Phone: Defense date: Author: Tala Salem E-mail: talena1703@gmail.com Phone: +420776100311 Specialization: MAIN THESIS TOPIC: HONOR KILLING OF PALESTINIAN WOMEN - A CRITICAL ANALYSIS INTRODUCTION: In my research, I'll be studying the reasons and motives that lead to honor killings in Palestine. Such acts are carried out against women whose actions are deemed unacceptable or outright taboo by the general community, or maybe by just the family members.The work shall be looking at whether honor killings are strongly correlated to social and religious reasons. As well as this, I'll also be studying what countermeasures the women can possibly take up from their end to face this issue, and also how the judicial system deals with honor killings. Research question: What are the underlying motives for honor killings in the Palestinian communities? How can we hope to find a solution to this atrocity? Literature survey: A) Scholarly: Some of the major sources I shall be utilizing for my thesis work are mentioned underneath. These works certainly assist in laying some solid groundwork to the overall topic being discussed here....
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- 2022
9. Injury crimes and the temporary incapacity for work: A critique
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The duration of a victim's incapacity for work is a factor in sentencing for violent crimes in countries that are heirs to eighteen-century European penal codes. In this article, we consider pitfalls of this criterion. A major issue is the poor correlation between the criminal intent, the criminal act and the outcome of the injury. Furthermore, external factors unrelated to the aggression often contribute to punishment decisions under these systems. As an alternative, we highlight recent changes to the penal code in Spain. The Spanish system has replaced incapacity for work with a different health-related criterion for sentencing in personal injury cases. We argue that this approach places a greater focus on protection of bodily integrity that is more consistent with the ostensible intentions of laws against personal violence., SCOPUS: re.j, info:eu-repo/semantics/published
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- 2020
10. Women and the State.
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Sedghi, Hamideh
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Ashraf Dehghani, the only woman in the Central Committee of the underground opposition, the Organization of Iranian People's Feda'i Guerrillas (OIPFG), was twenty-two years old in 1971, when she was arrested. Her memoirs recall her prison experience: “The thugs strapped me to a bed. … whipping the soles of my feet. … they gave me electric shocks using [a] truncheon-shaped electrode,” then they “strapped me to a bench, face down. The shameless vermin dropped his trousers and assaulted me… .” Resisting SAVAK and the state's vicious rapists and interrogators, Dehghani's defense was to maintain silence. Having so provoked and diminished her abusers, she was transferred to Tehran's infamous Evin Prison, where still more cruel “professional” torturers attempted to force a confession. There, she remembered, “they picked up a pair of tongs, gripping and twisting my flesh” and “they began compressing my fingers in a vice. They said they were going to pull out my nails… .” But she persisted in her resistance while wishing her own death under the state's torture. Iranian scholars and feminists alike have largely ignored Dehghani's tale. She had a unique life and experiences: she was a non-conformist, militant, and defiant political actor. In contrast, many other politically active women made their accommodations with the state, representing its class and political interests. One such woman was Mahnaz Afkhami, the Secretary General of the Women's Organization of Iran or WOI (1970–79) and Minister of State for Women's Affairs (1970–78). [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2007
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11. The State and Gender: Repression, Reform, and Family Legislation.
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Sedghi, Hamideh
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“I don't underestimate [women], as shown by the fact that they have derived more advantages than anyone else from my White Revolution,” stated the Shah. Whether or not the monarch was sincere when he said so, he was taken at his word by the Ayatollah Khomeini who denounced the Shah's reforms and Family Protection Laws as “anti-Islamic.” They were “intended for the break-up of Muslim families,” maintained the Ayatollah. Those responsible for the laws are “condemned by Islam; women who utilize those laws and divorce are not legally divorced and if they remarry, they are adulterous and their children are illegitimate and disinherited. …” The White Revolution marked an intense state-clergy strife that temporarily led to the supremacy of the state over religion but also over its secular opponents. Although the clergy did not uniformly oppose the state, the Shah succeeded in winning over the religious opposition while himself appropriating more firmly the ideological imagery of “God, the Shah, and the nation.” Proclaiming that his reforms exemplified “justice and equality,” he claimed they were compatible with the “true religion of Islam.” Through women's suffrage and his gender policies, enacted despite the clergy's jurisdiction over family and gender relations and their opposition, the Shah promoted his modernizing posture, especially in the Western hemisphere. In his legal reforms, he was more triumphant than his father in shaking the power of the religious establishment by depriving it of a major source of strength over nearly thirteen centuries: the theoretical, and to a lesser extent, the actual privatization and control of women. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2007
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12. The Pahlavi Dynasty as a Centralizing Patriarchy.
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Sedghi, Hamideh
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He “was the very embodiment of a traditional masculine character.” So Ashraf Pahlavi remembered her father Reza Shah, founder of the Pahlavi dynasty. “Although I feared my father, I shared some of his qualities: his stubbornness, his fierce pride, and his iron will,” wrote his powerful daughter, the twin sister of Mohammad Reza Shah, the second and the last Pahlavi ruler of Iran. Reza Shah left behind no autobiographies, but as Amin Banani notes, he “had to perfection the politician's talent for opportunism.” While still uncertain in his power, for example, “he knew how to play upon the religious emotions of the people.” He was “antagonistic toward the clergy,” although he was “basically apathetic to religion.” There was also “a definite ideological motivation” in his political actions. Dedicated to nationalism and statism, he sought a rapid adoption of “the material advances of the West [by] a breakdown of the traditional power of religion and a growing tendency toward secularism.” He built a modernizing, Westernizing, and centralizing state in Iran, a state that was based on a strong army and repression, not the consensus of the governed. Reza Shah introduced policies that altered the lives of Iranian women. For the first time, some women entered into the modern sectors of the economy, public and non-sex segregated schools were established, family laws were modified, and unveiling was enforced forcibly in 1936. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2007
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13. Force
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Knoepfel, Peter, author
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- 2018
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14. Honor crimes: review and proposed definition.
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Elakkary, Sally, Franke, Barbara, Shokri, Dina, Hartwig, Sven, Tsokos, Michael, and Püschel, Klaus
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HONOR killings , *CRIMINAL codes , *VIOLENCE against women , *DOMESTIC violence , *HOMICIDE rates , *NONGOVERNMENTAL organizations - Abstract
There is every reason to believe that honor based violence is one of the forms of domestic violence that is being practiced against females all over the world. This type of violence includes a wide range of crimes, the severest of which is honor killing. Many studies have adopted different definitions for the so-called honor killing. In this paper some of these definitions are discussed and a working definition is proposed. The scope of the problem worldwide is presented. Honor killing goes beyond ethnicity, class, and religion. It is a very old phenomenon that was practiced in ancient Rome, guided by penal codes. Some of the older as well as new penal codes are discussed concerning this matter from different regions of the world. The different efforts of international governmental and nongovernmental organizations in combating this problem are also presented. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2014
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15. Injury crimes and the temporary incapacity for work: A critique
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Sebastian Gonzalez and Jean-Pol Beauthier
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Bodily integrity ,Punishment ,Penal code ,media_common.quotation_subject ,Penal codes ,Criminology ,Pathology and Forensic Medicine ,Psychologie clinique ,Duration (philosophy) ,Clinical legal medicine ,medicine ,Médecine légale ,0501 psychology and cognitive sciences ,Poor correlation ,Personal injury crimes ,media_common ,Aggression ,050901 criminology ,05 social sciences ,Bodily harm ,Personal injury ,Psychiatry and Mental health ,Clinical Psychology ,Pathologie générale ,Work (electrical) ,0509 other social sciences ,medicine.symptom ,Psychology ,050104 developmental & child psychology ,Psychiatrie ,Incapacity for work - Abstract
The duration of a victim's incapacity for work is a factor in sentencing for violent crimes in countries that are heirs to eighteen-century European penal codes. In this article, we consider pitfalls of this criterion. A major issue is the poor correlation between the criminal intent, the criminal act and the outcome of the injury. Furthermore, external factors unrelated to the aggression often contribute to punishment decisions under these systems. As an alternative, we highlight recent changes to the penal code in Spain. The Spanish system has replaced incapacity for work with a different health-related criterion for sentencing in personal injury cases. We argue that this approach places a greater focus on protection of bodily integrity that is more consistent with the ostensible intentions of laws against personal violence., SCOPUS: re.j, info:eu-repo/semantics/published
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- 2020
16. ALGUNOS APUNTES SOBRE LAS RAZONES DE LA REFORMA DEL PROCEDIMIENTO PENAL EN AMÉRICA LATINA.
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Gilles Bélanger, Pierre
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CRIMINAL codes ,INTERNATIONAL cooperation ,CIVIL rights ,CRIMINAL procedure - Abstract
Copyright of Prolegómenos Derechos y Valores is the property of Prolegomenos Derechos y Valores and its content may not be copied or emailed to multiple sites or posted to a listserv without the copyright holder's express written permission. However, users may print, download, or email articles for individual use. This abstract may be abridged. No warranty is given about the accuracy of the copy. Users should refer to the original published version of the material for the full abstract. (Copyright applies to all Abstracts.)
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- 2010
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17. Women's Shelters and Responses to Domestic Violence in İzmir, Turkey.
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Shively, Kim
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There is a growing public awareness of the problem of domestic violence in Turkey, spurred on by Turkey's efforts to improve women's legal situation as part of the process of bringing the country's civil and penal codes in line with European Union standards. While legal changes are admirable, they do not always translate into actual improvements for women. Many victims of domestic violence still have little recourse, since there are few shelters for battered women and these are often subject to financial and operational limitations. Based on research conducted in Turkey in 2004 and 2006, this paper discusses preliminary findings relating to the success of women's shelters in İzmir province in providing refuge for battered women. This will include an investigation of the institutional strengths and weaknesses of the Social Services and Child Protection Agency (SHÇEK) of İzmir in dealing with victims of domestic violence, and will discuss how general institutional weakness has compromised the effectiveness of the state-run women's shelters, despite the best efforts of SHÇEK personnel. Personal narratives of battered women will be included to demonstrate the relative efficacy of institutional and judicial responses to domestic violence. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2006
18. Optimal Punishments in Linear Duopoly Supergames with Product Differentiation.
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Lambertini, Luca and Sasaki, Dan
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PRODUCT differentiation ,DUOPOLIES ,CRIMINAL law ,MARKETING ,COMPETITION - Abstract
We analyze optimal penal codes in both Bertrand and Cournot supergames with product differentiation. We prove that the relationship between optimal punishments and the security level (individually rational discounted profit stream) depends critically on the degree of supermodularity in the stage game, using a linear duopoly supergame with product differentiation. The security level in the punishment phase is reached only under extreme supermodularity, i.e., when products are perfect substitutes and firms are price setters. Finally, we show that Abreu's rule cannot be implemented under Cournot behavior and strong demand complementarity between products. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 1999
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19. Transition to Independence: Humanized Justice and the Reinvention of Hegemony and Coercion in the Spanish Atlantic
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Uribe-Uran, Victor M., author
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- 2015
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20. Brevi note sulla publicatio bonorum fra diritto comune e codificazioni moderne. Verso l’abolizione o un « eterno ritorno » ?
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Roberto Isotton
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Diritto penale ,Settore IUS/19 - STORIA DEL DIRITTO MEDIEVALE E MODERNO ,Confisca ,ius commune ,codici penali ,Storia ,history ,General Medicine ,Confiscation ,penal codes ,storia - Abstract
La confisca è una punizione che, a dispetto delle critiche che le sono state rivolte, ha attraversato indenne la storia del diritto penale europeo dal diritto romano fino all’epoca delle codificazioni penali. A ben vedere, poi, nemmeno queste moderne forme legislative (nate sulla spinta riformistica dell’illuminismo) sono state in grado di eliminare una misura ormai incompatibile con il principio della personalità della pena, ma che, a causa della sua utilità, continua a dimostrare, sia pure in forme e funzioni profondamente mutate, una indiscutibile vitalità. Confiscation is a punishment that, in spite of the criticisms addressed to it, has gone through the history of European criminal systems from Roman law up to the modern penal codes. After all, even these new legislative models (encouraged by the Enlightenment thought) have not been able to eliminate a measure now incompatible with the principle of the personality of the punishment, but which, because of its usefulness, continues to demonstrate, even in profoundly changed forms and functions, an indisputable vitality.
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- 2017
21. Injury crimes and the temporary incapacity for work: A critique.
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González, Sebastián and Beauthier, Jean-Pol
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VIOLENCE laws , *BODY image , *CRIMINALS , *DAMAGES (Law) , *HUMAN rights , *PUNISHMENT , *CRIME victims , *WORK capacity evaluation , *WOUNDS & injuries - Abstract
The duration of a victim's incapacity for work is a factor in sentencing for violent crimes in countries that are heirs to eighteen-century European penal codes. In this article, we consider pitfalls of this criterion. A major issue is the poor correlation between the criminal intent, the criminal act and the outcome of the injury. Furthermore, external factors unrelated to the aggression often contribute to punishment decisions under these systems. As an alternative, we highlight recent changes to the penal code in Spain. The Spanish system has replaced incapacity for work with a different health-related criterion for sentencing in personal injury cases. We argue that this approach places a greater focus on protection of bodily integrity that is more consistent with the ostensible intentions of laws against personal violence. • Time of incapacity for work determines penalties for injury crimes in some countries. • There is an ambiguous application of the concept of incapacity for work. • There is a lack of correlation between the criminal act and the incapacity for work. • New definitions of injury crimes should replace the use of incapacity for work. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2020
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22. Protecting Children from Cybercrime : Legislative Responses in Latin America to Fight Child Pornography, Online Grooming, and Cyberbullying through Information and Communication Technologies
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Dos Santos Lemos Fernandes, Simone
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LEGISLATIONS ,CHILDREN ,PHYSICAL INTEGRITY ,FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS ,FAMILIES ,PRISONERS ,CRIMINAL LAW ,CUSTODY ,WAR CRIMES ,OBSCENITY ,SEXUAL HARASSMENT ,CHILD ,BENEFIT ,CRIMES ,DECRIMINALIZATION ,JUSTICES ,DAMAGE ,SEXUAL VIOLENCE ,KIDNAPPING ,WOMEN ,HOUSES ,CRIME ,SEXUAL ASSAULTS ,CRIMINALITY ,FEMALE ,DOMESTIC VIOLENCE ,LEGAL ENTITIES ,GUARDIANSHIP ,SANCTIONS ,PARTNERS ,ADOPTION ,ECONOMIC BENEFIT ,PENSIONS ,education ,CASE LAW ,OFFENDERS ,OPPRESSION ,FAMILY VIOLENCE ,PROPERTY RIGHTS ,HOUSE ,DISABILITY ,INTERCOURSE ,LITERACY ,ADOPTIONS ,CRIMINAL LAWS ,VICTIM ,JUDGES ,SEXUAL RELATIONS ,LIBERTY ,SEXUAL ASSAULT ,VICTIMS ,HUMAN RIGHTS ,RIGHT TO PRIVACY ,PROPERTY ,INEQUALITY ,EQUALITY ,FEMALES ,FAMILY HOME ,COURT ,EU DIRECTIVE ,OFFENDER ,PROPERTIES ,ABDUCTION ,IMPLEMENTATION OF LAW ,ABORTION ,PRISON ,LEGAL AID ,PARENTHOOD ,RESIDENCE ,BOYFRIEND ,HUMILIATION ,MARRIAGE ,PRIVACY ,WILL ,CRIMINALIZATION ,WOMAN ,JUDGE ,CIVIL RIGHTS ,PENAL CODES ,SEXUAL CRIMES ,IMPRISONMENT ,FAMILY ,SEXUAL INTERCOURSE ,JUSTICE ,PREGNANCY ,SANCTION ,SEX ,CONSTITUTIONAL COURT ,CRIMINAL ,COURTS ,LEGAL REFORMS ,FAMILY RELATIONSHIPS ,WILLS ,PORNOGRAPHY ,OFFENCES ,INTERNATIONAL TREATIES ,SEXUAL CRIME ,INTERNATIONAL LAW ,LEGISLATION ,LEGAL STATUS ,CHILD ABUSE ,OFFENSES ,INTERNATIONAL TREATY ,BENEFITS ,HOME ,PROSTITUTION ,HARASSMENT ,OPPOSITE SEX ,RESIDENCES ,SUFFRAGE ,HOMES ,VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN ,DEATH PENALTY ,CHILD PROTECTION ,CORRUPTION ,WOMEN’S RIGHT ,OFFENSE ,LAWS ,LIBERTIES ,GIRLFRIEND ,DISCRIMINATION ,PENAL CODE ,CIVIL LAW ,DISABILITIES ,EU ,LAW ,OFFENCE - Abstract
This regional study is focused on the prevention and combat of violence against children through the internet in Latin American countries in order to illuminate problems shared by the different countries, identify the gaps in legislation, and highlight good practices in the prevention and protection of minor victims of online sexual exploitation. Framed by international and regional standards on the protection of children from online exploitation, this regional study consists of an analysis of national legislation, regulation, and private and public policy responses to protect children from violence and sexual abuse through the use of the internet and new media and technologies. The analysis reviewed constitutions and domestic laws assessing their compliance with international instruments and verifying the progress made in harmonizing with international patterns. This regional study is focused on child abuse images (CAI), more commonly identified as child pornography, and online grooming, cyberbullying, and sexting, which are the most common offenses perpetrated online that threaten a child’s right to a healthy life and sexual dignity. It takes into account research and studies related to the use and misuse of information and communication technologies (ICTs), official statistics related to crimes committed against children through the internet, and the use of ICTs by children, specifically reports produced by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU), Council of Europe (CoE), United Nations Childrens Fund (UNICEF), End Child Prostitution, Child Pornography and Trafficking of Children for Sexual Purposes (ECPAT), and the International Centre for Missing and Exploited Children (ICMEC). Doctrine and interviews with national authorities dealing directly with these issues were also considered.
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- 2015
23. En la mente de un asaltante de viviendas: Estudio cualitativo de una muestra de autores de robo en casa habitada
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Francesc Reales and José R. Agustina
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lcsh:Social pathology. Social and public welfare. Criminology ,Código penal ,Home -- Assault ,Penal codes ,Codi penal ,Delincuencia ,Criminología ,Delinqüència ,Criminology ,Robo ,Criminologia ,Robbers ,lcsh:HV1-9960 ,lcsh:Social Sciences ,lcsh:H ,Habitatge -- Robatori ,Vivienda -- Robos ,Robatori ,Crime ,Law ,Social Sciences (miscellaneous) - Abstract
El presente artículo describe y analiza el modus operandi y el proceso de toma de decisiones de una muestra de asaltantes de viviendas en territorio español. Mediante un análisis cualitativo de las entrevistas realizadas a 15 presos en el centro penitenciario de Ponent (Lleida, España), se corroboran en una muestra de personas condenadas (la mayoría de ellos de nacionalidad española) las principales conclusiones a las que ha llegado la investigación criminológica comparada en materia de robo en casa habitada. El análisis que se realiza a lo largo del estudio, primero en España en basarse en entrevistas a asaltantes de viviendas, se enmarca en las principales asunciones de las teorías de la oportunidad aplicadas a asaltantes de viviendas. Mediante la información aportada por las entrevistas se muestra cómo la Teoría de las Actividades Rutinarias y la Teoría de la Elección Racional gozan de una enorme capacidad explicativa cuando se aplican a este tipo de hechos delictivos, ayudando significativamente a comprender el comportamiento delictivo. Asimismo, los resultados apuntan, de forma consistente con las investigaciones previas, orientaciones precisas para una mejora en las medidas de prevención situacional y en la labor policial. Junto a ello, se sugieren nuevas líneas de trabajo para futuras investigaciones en nuestro país. The present article describes and analyzes the process of the modus operandi and decision making in a sample of burglars. Through a qualitative analysis of the interviews undertaken to 15 inmates in the state prison of Ponent (Lleida, Spain), the main findings reached by comparative criminological research in burglary are corroborated in a sample of burglars (most of them Spanish). This study, which is pioneer in Spain because of the methodology applied, is framed within the main assumptions of the so called opportunity theories in its application to burglars. The findings show that Routine Activity Theory and Rational Choice Theory are fully operating when applied to these crimes significantly helping to understand the criminals’ behavior. The findings also provide, in accordance with previous research, precise orientation for an improvement in situational prevention measures and policing. In addition these findings open new ways for future research in our country. info:eu-repo/semantics/acceptedVersion
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- 2013
24. Interpretación constitucional y judicial cómo leer sentencias judiciales
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Rodríguez Alzate, Sergio
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legal development ,líneas jurisprudenciales ,fundamental rights ,international cooperation ,Interpretación constitucional ,limits and reasons ,penal codes ,criminal codes ,accusatorial system ,Procedural reform ,institutional stability ,obiter dicta y ratio decidendi - Abstract
The Colombian State is a Social Standing of right (that way defines it the article 1 of our Politic letter), with the one that you look for the realization of the social justice and the human intervening dignity the public authorities's grip in the beginning, rights and social duties of constitutional order. From there, it is inferred for the right to be so important Constitutional, since the principal branch is the public right insofar as you participate at all of the own it stratums juridical and specially of the structure of the status like base of all institutional political organizing, reason for which to get along well like the discipline of the right entrusted of the conceptual studies of the social standings of right, the surging of the Political Constitution is vital so much seemingly as of his interpretation, from the study of his foundations to the assimilation of one hermeneutical juridical that you lead to all the governed for the standard of standards. According to the concept previously indicated, to appraise the reach of the Constitutional Interpretation in the general context of the Magna Carta making the judicial exegesis easy and his critical contents getting to an explanatory connection of any juridical and extra-juridical problem becomes necessary. El Estado colombiano es un Estado social de derecho (así lo define el Artículo 1º de como de su interpretación, desde el estudio de sus fundamentos hasta la asimilación de una hermenéutica jurídica que encamine a todos los gobernados por la norma de normas. De acuerdo al concepto anteriormente señalado, se hace necesario valorar el alcance de la Interpretación Constitucional en el contexto general de la Carta Magna facilitando la exégesis judicial y su contenido crítico, llegando a una conexión explicativa de cualquier problema jurídico y extrajurídico.nuestra Carta Política), con el cual se busca la realización de la justicia social y la dignidad humana mediante la sujeción de las autoridades públicas a los principios, derechos y deberes sociales de orden constitucional. De allí, se desprende que sea tan importante el Derecho Constitucional, ya que es la principal rama del derecho público por cuanto participa en todos los estamentos propios de lo jurídico y especialmente de la estructura del Estado como base de todo ordenamiento institucional político, razón por la cual al entenderse como la disciplina del derecho encargada de los estudios conceptuales de los estados sociales de derecho, es vital tanto el surgimiento de la Constitución Política
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- 2010
25. Optimal Punishments in Supergames With Close Substitutes
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Lambertini, Luca and Sasaki, Dan
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SECS-P/01 Economia politica ,Quaderni - Working Paper DSE ,ddc:330 ,penal codes ,security level ,product differentiation ,positivity constraints - Abstract
We analyse optimal penal codes in both Bertrand and Cournot supergames with product differentiation. We prove that the relationship between optimal punishments and the security level (individually rational discounted profit stream) depends critically on the degree of supermodularity in the stage game, using a linear duopoly supergame with product differentiation. The security level in the punishment phase is reached only under extreme supermodularity, i.e., when products are perfect substitutes and firms are price setters. Finally, we show that Abreu's rule cannot be implemented under Cournot behaviour and strong demand complementarity between products.
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- 1997
26. Financial Administrative Corruption: its causes, effects and Means of combating it.
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The purpose of this study is to identify and analyse the issue of administrative and fiscal corruption. It emphasizes the importance of the fight against corruption, both in Islam and international conventions and exposes the causes of corruption such as bribery, embezzlement and money laundering. The study, deals with the impact of corruption on development, administrative reform, national economy and social conditions. It also explores the means to confront corruption in constitutions, legislations, penal codes, judicial, administrative and fiscal reviews, especially the administrative means such as the creation of an institution to fight corruption, to establish a standard of official’s conduct, the choice of adequate administrative leadership, and the protection of official’s rights
27. Financial Administrative Corruption: its causes, effects and Means of combating it.
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The purpose of this study is to identify and analyse the issue of administrative and fiscal corruption. It emphasizes the importance of the fight against corruption, both in Islam and international conventions and exposes the causes of corruption such as bribery, embezzlement and money laundering. The study, deals with the impact of corruption on development, administrative reform, national economy and social conditions. It also explores the means to confront corruption in constitutions, legislations, penal codes, judicial, administrative and fiscal reviews, especially the administrative means such as the creation of an institution to fight corruption, to establish a standard of official’s conduct, the choice of adequate administrative leadership, and the protection of official’s rights
28. Financial Administrative Corruption: its causes, effects and Means of combating it.
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The purpose of this study is to identify and analyse the issue of administrative and fiscal corruption. It emphasizes the importance of the fight against corruption, both in Islam and international conventions and exposes the causes of corruption such as bribery, embezzlement and money laundering. The study, deals with the impact of corruption on development, administrative reform, national economy and social conditions. It also explores the means to confront corruption in constitutions, legislations, penal codes, judicial, administrative and fiscal reviews, especially the administrative means such as the creation of an institution to fight corruption, to establish a standard of official’s conduct, the choice of adequate administrative leadership, and the protection of official’s rights
29. MAPPING AMERICAN CRIMINAL LAW Variations Across the 50 States: Ch. 5 Felony-Murder Rule
- Abstract
In Paul H. Robinson & Tyler Scot Williams, MAPPING AMERICAN CRIMINAL LAW: VARIATIONS ACROSS THE 50 STATES (forthcoming, Praeger 2018).
30. MAPPING AMERICAN CRIMINAL LAW: VARIATIONS ACROSS THE 50 STATES: Chapter One: Distributive Principles of Criminal Law
- Abstract
In MAPPING AMERICAN CRIMINAL LAW: VARIATIONS ACROSS THE 50 STATES (Praeger, 2018).
31. MAPPING AMERICAN CRIMINAL LAW Variations Across the 50 States: Ch. 20 Statutory Rape
- Abstract
In Paul H. Robinson and Tyler Scot Williams, MAPPING AMERICAN CRIMINAL LAW: VARIATIONS ACROSS THE 50 STATES (Forthcoming, Praeger 2018).
32. MAPPING AMERICAN CRIMINAL LAW Variations Across the 50 States: Ch. 14 Insanity Defense
- Abstract
In Paul H. Robinson & Tyler Scot Williams, MAPPING AMERICAN CRIMINAL LAW: VARIATIONS ACROSS THE 50 STATES (forthcoming, Praeger 2018).
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