Re-Writing Criminal Law in India Kamran Adil Intrdouction The Government of India Act, 1833 (often known as the Charter Act, 1833) authorized the East India Company to enact laws for the British India and to govern it as a government. Under the law, a Law Commission was established that was headed by Lord Macaulay. The […]
Family Role in the Reintegration of Juvenile Delinquents: A PostRelease Analysis in Dir Valley Pakistan Zakir Hussain1, Imran Ahmad Sajid2 Abstract This research focuses on the reintegration of released juvenile offenders within Dir Valley in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan. Situated within a unique socio-cultural and legal context, this region face distinct challenges that impact the lives […]
The Value of Forensic DNA Database Joe H Smith1, and JS Horne2 https://doi.org/10.62271/pjc.16.2.1177.1184 Abstract This paper explores the importance and impact of DNA databases in forensic investigations. It responds to a recent publication by Kostiuchenko, Vynohradova, Sereda, Svoboda, and Polunina (2024), highlighting challenges in setting up and using DNA databases. These challenges include logistical, staffing, […]
On the Establishment of Patent Infringement Offense: A Perspective on the Expansion of Patent Rights Tianzhi Li1, Ilyas Khan2 & Dian Wang3 https://doi.org/10.62271/pjc.16.2.1163.1176 Abstract The advancement of science and technology has spurned an expansion in patent entitlements, particularly evident in the extension of the object, content, and term of these rights. Currently, the world’s criminal […]
Criminal and Civil Liability of the Wrongdoer in Economic Offences under Jordanian Legislation Mohammad Hussien Al-Ahmad1 & Mohammad Musallam Alzawahreh2 Abstract Most countries tend to confront economic crimes through their own economic laws. The study focused on showing the specificity of the mental element of economic crimes, which has extraordinary rules that are outside the […]
Human Rights Dilemma and International Rule of Law in the Age of Digital Intelligence XING Aifen1, FU Shuju2 & Ilyas Khan3 https://doi.org/10.62271/pjc.16.2.1137.1150 Abstract The digital intelligence era is an intelligent era represented by digital technology. In this era, human attributes, lifestyles, and the embodiment of rights have shown new characteristics. The impact of the digital […]
Fast Fashion Issue in Vietnam: Legal Aspects and Environmental Protection Nguyen Duy Dung1 & Tran Nguyen Quang Ha2 https://doi.org/10.62271/pjc.16.2.1119.1136 Abstract The entire world is facing a tremendous acceleration in the development of the fashion industry and responding to the highly increasing demand for fashion items. However, the fashion industry is the main root of creating […]
Freedom of Opinion and Expression in the Jordanian Legislation Abeer Al-Brim1, Lubna Krishan2, Khaled Al-jbour3 & Omar Almakhzoumi4 https://doi.org/10.62271/pjc.16.2.1107.1118 Abstract The United Nations Charter reaffirms that freedom of opinion and expression is essential to global peace and security, a principle reflected in the Jordanian constitution. The Jordanian constitution also provides for the same rights. Nonetheless, […]
The Vulnerabilities of Electronic Land Certificates and Legal Adaptation in Indonesia’s Land Registration System Mahrus Ali,1 Rendi Susiswo Ismail2 & Winahyu Erwiningsih3 https://doi.org/10.62271/pjc.16.2.1095.1106 Abstract In the era of rapid technological advancement, the proper adaptation of legal frameworks and secure technologies is crucial to ensure legal certainty in land ownership. The National Land Agency (Badan Pertanahan […]
Consumer’s Right of Withdrawal in E-Commerce Contracts: A Comparative Study of the Jordanian Civil Law Mohammad Saleh mulfe Alqudah1, Mohammad Muslim Al-Zawahreh2 , Tawfiq Aref tawfiq almajali3, Ghazi Ayed Alghathian4 & Marah Rakiz Al-Lasasmeh5 https://doi.org/10.62271/pjc.16.2.1081.1094 Abstract The right to withdraw from e-commerce agreements is considered a distinct and exclusive right for the consumer, and this […]