International law, also known as public international law and law of nations, is the set of rules, norms, and standards generally recognized as binding between nations.
3 mn read A personal licence is required to sell or supply alcohol or to allow the sale or supply of alcohol on licensed premises. If you are found selling or supplying alcohol without a personal licence, you could be fined up to £5000 and/or sent to prison for up to 6 months. Eligibility You must be 18 […]
5 mn read In general, State is directly responsible for the safety of the general public, which includes enforcing rules & laws, and precluding, detecting, sleuthing and inquiring about unlawful actions. These functions come under the governance of civil authorities, who made the policies with the coordination of departments known as National Law Enforcement Agencies (NLEA). These special […]
10 mn read Introduction In order to shed light on an earnest topic of the extent to which capital punishment should be deliberated as a suitable punishment for very serious offences, it is imperative to understand what is meant by capital offence in general. This essay shall discuss some common definitions and basic facts about capital offences and […]
6 mn read Explain and analyse the factors the courts use to determine whether the defendant is in breach of the duty of care in negligence, including the subjective factors which are taken into account. (FOR UK COURT SYSTEM 800-1000 WORDS) If, in case the negligence, if a person makes the other person suffer loss or any kind […]
7 mn read The areas where the EU is bound to be applicable come with the inherent probability of overriding the EU laws over the national legislation of the member systems. The two independent ideas make the system work, one being called EU supremacy, which gives the EU rules a much higher status over the national laws of […]
6 mn read There lies a sensitive relationship between the EU and national constitutional laws. The nature of the relationship is not only sensitive, but it also has susceptibility to growing complex. Federal judges ought to face these complexities when they deal with the distribution of the right issues, as these issues exhibit a significant nexus with the […]
7 mn read A constitution is a combined set of rules and regulations coming from different sources that guide how a country, and the state works within defined limitations. The constitution may define the organization of the government and the principles on which powers are applied. It also determines the fundamental rights of the citizens towards the government […]
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2 mn read Online shoppers have grown a lot in recent times, especially teenagers. An estimation shows that around 30% of the shoppers are minors. When the term minor comes up. It’s generally linked to some law or norms. And here it’s no exception. Regulations throughout the world have been set up to verify age and keep minors […]
2 mn read The United States Constitution provides the procedure of how the nation is governed. As such, the leaders in the U.S wanted a sound and just government that would provide equal services and opportunities to its people (Bowles & McMahon, 2014). Besides, the leaders wanted to protect the freedom of the people and provide systems of […]
3 mn read When the Romans managed to overthrow the Etruscan from power in 509 BCE, they were not only changing the political system of the time but also establishing a form of government that would remain relevant for years to come. Upon freeing themselves from the Etruscans of the north, Romans decided to form their own structure […]
