Udział przedstawicieli zawodów świadczących pomoc prawną w dostępie do tych zawodów by Monika Kępa

“…The comments on the law as it stands (de lege lata) point to the broad array of powers exercised by the Minister of Justice at various stages of access to legal professions. The fundamental de lege ferenda proposal formulated on the basis of this analysis is to make changes to the normative regulations aimed at increasing the participation of practitioners in various stages of the qualification procedure. …”
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SOCIALIZATION OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND TRANSHUMANISM: LEGAL AND ECONOMIC ASPECTS by Mykola Karchevskyi, Serhii Losych, Serhii Germanov

“…The article substantiates the following theses: the impossibility of prohibiting the development of technology, the expediency of legal incentives for the efficient use and minimization of the risks of misuse of technology, the necessity to ensure the maximum diversification of technological solutions, the change of the range of legal professions against the background of the convergence of legal and technical sciences; legal guarantees for the efficient development of the economy and the information environment. …”
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Prawna ochrona tytułu zawodowego by Jarosław Dobkowski

“…It presents the genesis of such professional titles and their protection in Poland, which initially related to the protection of selected so-called ‘free legal professions’ (such as tax advisor, advocate, legal advisor, patent agent). …”
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Training and Recruitment of Judges in Germany by Johannes Riedel

“…<p class="MsoNoSpacing"><span style="mso-ansi-language: EN-GB;" lang="EN-GB">Training of German judges is part of general legal education which is the same for all regulated legal professions (judges, prosecutors, practising lawyers, lawyers in administration and private employment). …”
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Coercion and compulsion in community mental health care. by Molodynski, A, Rugkåsa, J, Burns, T

“…This has intensified the debate revealing fault lines in the psychiatric and legal professions. Despite powerful arguments from all sides there is little empirical evidence to inform this debate at a clinical or a theoretical level. …”

The Effects of Maternal Passive Smoking on Maternal Milk Lipid by Azam Baheiraei, Azar Shamsi, Shahnaz Khaghani, Sedigheh Shams, Maryam Chamari, Hoda Boushehri, Azam Khedri

“…Passive smoking was long overlooked by those in the medical and legal professions as being harmful to one's health, but in recent years the negative effect of passive smoking has come to the fore in the media and laws have been changed so that less people are obliged to unwillingly suffer from passive smoking, particularly in the workplace and in indoor settings. …”
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From Querulous to Suicidal: Self-immolation in Public Places as a Symbolic Response to the Feeling of Injustice by Benjamin T. Lévy, Cécile Prudent, Florian Liétard, Renaud Evrard

“…The meaning of self-aggressive gestures is outlined by making reference to the concepts of instinct for mastery, symbolic other, chain of signifiers, masochism, pleasure principle, and reality principle.Conclusion: Prevention of self-immolation could involve that members of the legal professions, social workers, civil servants, and mental health professionals in contact with querulous subjects openly show their will to listen to these claimants' voice: self-aggressive gestures might be avoided by supporting the querulous person's hope to obtain compensation for the prejudice allegedly suffered.…”
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Multiple Competences of Judicial and Social Intervention: Portuguese Public Prosecutors in Action by João Paulo Dias

“…The main objective here is to discuss and reflect on the identity, competences and professional practice of Portugal’s Public Prosecutors in the context of major transformations in the judicial systems and in the legal professions themselves, both as key actors and as promoters of citizens' access to law and justice in the various legal areas in which they are active participants. …”
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Lexical and Semantic Fields Judge and Sudya in the English and Russian Languages by Vladimir Ivanovich Ozyumenko

“…This research is carried out within a framework of the comparative terminology studies (Tsitkina, 1988; Leycik, 1990; Nekrassova, 2013 and others) and is a continuation of the analyses of the Russian and English lexemes denoting the core legal professions and their translation correspondences. …”
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FIRST TEN YEARS OF GERMAN-CROATIAN LEGAL SYMPISIUMS IN SPLIT by Zoran Pokrovac

“…The author presents the chronology of the idea of holding of the Croatian-German legal symposiums with important topics for legal professions of both countries. This was initiated in the Spring of 1996 and has been developed over the first 10 symposiums. …”
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Legal Information Needs of Lawyers of Tehran City by Zahra Karimi, Alireza Noruzi

“…Legal information is the most important source for the law and legal professions and without the right legal information; these professions do not perform well. …”
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Developments in Legal Education: Beyond the Primary School Model by William Twining

“…Since then the world, legal professions, patterns of practice, legal education and some of my own views and perceptions have changed, but largely in ways that confirm and strengthen the main themes of that report. …”
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