Violence against the Serbs of Gnjilan kaza 1900-1903 by Zarković Vesna S.

“…It was precisely because of this that it was exposed to various atrocities and violence, which, according to Albanians idea, should have resulted in the emigration and reduction of the number of Serbs. Over time, Albanian crimes against Serbs in Old Serbia increased - it was recorded that there were 979 of them in the Gnjilankaza from 1889 to 1912, of which 151 were for the period from 1900 to 1903. …”
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Are fraud victims nothing more than animals? Critiquing the propagation of “pig butchering” (Sha Zhu Pan, 杀猪盘) by Jack M. Whittaker, Suleman Lazarus, Taidgh Corcoran

“…We suggest that these agencies should adopt non-victim shaming language to encourage victims to report crimes and alleviate the stigma attached to victimisation. …”
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Roman Urdu Hate Speech Detection Using Transformer-Based Model for Cyber Security Applications by Muhammad Bilal, Atif Khan, Salman Jan, Shahrulniza Musa, Shaukat Ali

“…The growth of hate speech may result in hate crimes, cyber violence, and substantial harm to cyberspace, physical security, and social safety. …”
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THE VISION OF THE CHILDHOOD IN THE CODES OF THE URBAN LAW IN THE RZECZPOSPOLITA IN XVI - EARLY XVII CENTURY by Tetiana Hoshko

“…It was believed that before reaching a certain age the children were unconscious creatures, so they could not deliberately commit crimes. And punishment to death was unacceptable for unconscious wrongdoing. …”
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PUNITIVE AND FAIR FORMS OF COMPENSATION FOR HARM TO HEALTH IN THE SOURCES OF LAW AND THE CIVIL LAW DOCTRINE OF THE RUSSIAN EMPIRE IN THE LATE 19TH - EARLY 20TH CENTURY by KOLESNICHENKO Olga Viktorovna

“…Legal tools to individualize the punitive function of such liability, unusual in the modern era, have been identified (restrictions preventing the transfer of material losses to persons who are not delinquents when they commit crimes, the possibility to cover the indirect consequences of an offense with reward in terms of intentional unlawful acts, etc.). …”
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A Comissão Especial sobre Mortos e Desaparecidos Políticos e seu desmonte por parte do governo Bolsonaro by Júlia Melo Fonseca Ribeiro

“…Consequentemente, ainda há na sociedade brasileira fortes políticas de esquecimento e revisionismo histórico acerca dos crimes cometidos durante a ditadura. Nesse cenário, tendo em vista a relevância da efetivação do direito à memória e à verdade para a consolidação de uma democracia após períodos autoritários, o objetivo do presente trabalho é analisar a atuação da Comissão Especial sobre Mortos e Desaparecidos Políticos, destacando suas contribuições para a efetivação de tais objetivos da justiça transicional e descrevendo como se deu seu desmonte por parte do governo Bolsonaro. …”
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Contemporary criminal policy of Germany: example to follow or timely warning? by A. A. Glukhova, D. A. Shpilev

“…Russia is also actively discussing the issues related to the adequacy of punishment for certain crimes. As a rule, four instruments of criminal policy are identified, the use of which causes the greatest number of disputes both in Russia and in Germany: death penalty, torture, life imprisonment and additional preventive detention. …”
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Penyelenggara Dana Perlindungan Pemodal Bagi Investor Dalam Transaksi Saham Pada Pasar Modal by Mohammad Solehodin Attijani

“…Through the organizer of the protection fund investors will provide compensation claims to investors who are victims of violations and securities crimes, not from loss of personal transactions. Investors whose assets receive investor protection funds are investors who meet the requirements set by the financial services authority. …”
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Violência de gênero no Brasil e a Lei n. 11.340/06: Reflexões sobre a mulher indígena by Elisaide Trevisam, Antonio Hilário Aguilera Urquiza, Tatiana Dias de Oliveira Said

“…O problema, entretanto, é ainda mais crítico no Brasil, uma vez que pouquíssimos países no mundo têm um número tão elevado de crimes cometidos contra mulheres como o Estado brasileiro. …”
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Legal challenges of the Croatian legislature with regard to the hate speech and committing certain criminal offenses by Dagen Tomislav B.

“…The emergence of abuse of freedom of expression results in hate speech and the commission of certain crimes (public incitement to terrorism, terrorism, public incitement to violence, and hatred). …”
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Sob a veridicção do discurso midiático: subjetividades segregadas = Under the verification of the media discourse: segregated subjectivities = Bajo la verificación del discurso med... by Lima, Fernanda Fernandes Pimenta de Almeida

“…Observamos como os sentidos de crimes cometidos contra homossexuais eram enunciados pela mídia brasileira e como inscreviam, de modo regulador e capcioso, esses sujeitos em um processo identitário de discriminação e marginalidade. …”
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Peculiarities of the special knowledge application in the investigation of taking a government official or law enforcement officer as hostage by O. Yu. Prokopenko

“…It has been argued that one of the ways to improve the efficiency of detection and investigation of crimes is to use specialised knowledge in the activities of law enforcement agencies. …”
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It's time to foster Pride and let go of Prejudice. Disability Pride Month: Why Pakistan needs it? by Rida Asim Siddiqui

“…Our community still has archaic views such as, disability is a source of shame for the family, a form of punishment for crimes, and a detachment from religion.4 According to estimates, 24.9 to 41% of persons with disabilities experience depression, compared to 22.8 to 27.5% of adults without disabilities.5 Madam, this is a painful reality, but we must face it together. …”
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Inmates’ empathy: relationship with childhood victimisation by Renata Guarda, Telma C. Almeida

“…Some of the participants were arrested for drug trafficking (n = 24, 24.2%), domestic violence (n = 10, 10.1%), homicide (n = 9, 9.1%), robbery (n = 7, 7.1%), theft (n = 5, 5.1%), and other types of crimes (e.g. kidnapping, attempted murder). Participants answered face-to-face to a sociodemographic questionnaire, to the Childhood Trauma Questionnaire (CTQ) [3] and the Interpersonal Reactivity Index (IRI) [4].Results All the participants experienced all types of victimisation in their childhood: emotional abuse, physical abuse, emotional neglect, physical neglect, and sexual abuse. …”
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Political conflicts and modern methods of their resolution in the legal field: potential and limitations by I. A. Vetrenko, A. A. Kovalev

“…The appeal to legal methods of resolving political conflicts becomes particularly relevant during the wartime period, when the threat of the use of nuclear weapons increases and war crimes are committed.According to the results of the study, it was concluded that legal methods of resolving political conflicts are the most effective and civilized among others. …”
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Mães presas: by Giulia de Angelucci, Maria Garcia, Olívia Alves Gomes Pessoa, Maria Tereza Uille Gomes

“…Constatou-se, ademais, que 46% das mães encarceradas cometeram crimes relacionados à Lei nº 11.343/06, 31% estão presas por roubo e 13% praticaram homicídio. …”
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THEORETICAL FOUNDATIONS OF CRIMINALISATION AND DECRIMINALISATION OF ACTS IN THE FIELD OF ECONOMIC RELATIONS by Dmytro Baranenko, Olha Nabokova, Kateryna Lagoda

“…The importance of a systematic approach to decisions on criminalisation and decriminalisation of economic crimes was noted. It is argued that it is necessary to create a model of lawful behaviour in the economic sphere (the task of regulatory legislation) and to categorise deviations from this behaviour according to the degree of danger to the public, with the most dangerous acts being criminal offences. …”
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Le lait de la colère : la nourrice criminelle dans la dramaturgie des récits de guerre civile (De la Guerre des Juifs aux Tragiques) by Yasmina Foehr-Janssens

“…Cette anecdote funèbre, loin de se résumer à une simple condamnation des crimes de guerre, place le travail de la reproduction et la vulnérabilité que celui-ci génère au cœur d’un dispositif signifiant qui bouleverse les dichotomies de genre et fait de la mère criminelle un témoin impliqué, voir un acteur décisif des désastres civiques.…”
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Aggressive behavior and severe mental disorders in Prison psychiatry by A. Voulgaris

“…The items older age, German citizenship, previous violent crimes (OR = 0,40, 95 % KI: 0,35 – 1,17) and antipsychotic (OR = 0,28, 95 % KI: 0,14 – 0,55) or antidepressant (OR = 0,35, 95 % KI: 0,13 – 0,88) treatment within six months prior to admission had a rather protective effect on the occurrence of aggressive behavior during inpatient treatment. …”
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Probation in Italy: Legal culture and justice models by Chiara Scivoletto

“…This paper suggests some questions, using the concept of legal culture: 1. the involvement of the various players, because they have varying degrees of power, resources and tools; 2. the probation scheme and its purposes, because it could be useful to re-habilitate, or to restore, or something else; 3. the use of restorative justice, which appears less than widely used, and the engagement of the victims of the crimes admitted to messa alla prova programmes. Legal culture is crucial for messa alla prova, as it benefits from the convergent approach of different views and professions. …”
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