Illegal organ trading: a comparative study in Malaysia, India and China / Erthania Waky … [et al.] by Waky, Erthania, Moh Bakery, Fawrah 'Aimi, Abdul Rahman, Hazim Syafiqah, Abdul Wahab, Izlaty

“…A conclusion is made and recommendations are proposed based on the findings of the research with the expectation that Malaysia will take precautionary steps and reformations by either amending the existing laws or legislating a specific Act pertaining to illegal organ trading before it occurs in the future.…”
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The commercial renting of wombs: surrogacy contracts / Nur Fathiah Najlaa Nasir ... [et al.] by Nasir, Nur Fathiah Najlaa, Hassan Hasri, Siti Khodijah, Said, Syuhadah, Zaini, Zati Hulwani

“…The purpose of this research is to analyze the existing laws on surrogacy in Malaysia and other countries, whilst proposing for certain legislative measures to be adopted in Malaysia. By this, the researchers hope that this research would point out on the importance of having a surrogacy law in Malaysia. …”
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A study of the internal security act 1960 (act 82) in Malaysia and its human rights implications in Malaysia / Luke Ressa Balang, Zaki Asyraf Zubir and Firdaus Azmir Md Nor by Balang, Luke Ressa, Zubir, Zaki Asyraf, Md Nor, Firdaus Azmir

“…In Chapter two of our study, we discuss about the legislative setting and the aims of the Internal Security Act 1960. …”
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A comparative analysis of judicial independence in Malaysia and The United Kingdom / Raja Mohamad Syahmi Raja Ismail ...[et al.] by Raja Ismail, Raja Mohamad Syahmi, Sidik, Mohd Sabidi Samsi, A. Malik, Emir Eizat, Mohamad Nor, Mohd Haswadi

“…The issue of judicial independence usually involves the question of whether the judiciary can exercise its duty without the interference of the other organ namely the executive and legislative under the doctrine of separation of powers. …”
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Land Acquisition Act 1960: a study on compensation for compulsory acquisition / Amira Md Zain, Nurdiana Zainal Azaha and Nor Emellia Mohd Sharif by Md Zain, Amira, Zainal Azahar, Nurdiana, Mohd Shariff, Nor Emellia

“…Thus, we foresee the importance of looking in depth of the main legislations governing the assessment of compensation for compulsory acquisition, which is the Land Acquisition Act 1960 that should be read together with Article 13 of the Federal Constitution which laid down the right of the Government to acquire land subjected to adequate compensation and principals laid down under the Aboriginal Peoples Act 1960 for the aborigines. …”
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A comparative legal study on internet pharmacy in Malaysia, United States and United Kingdom / Nurhairani Abdul Latif, Normawati Mohamed Noor and Wan Maria Wan Mahmood. by Abdul Latif, Nurhairani, Mohamed Noor, Normawati, Wan Mahmood, Wan Maria

“…This include the amendment of the existing legislations to suit with the development of information technology, enhancing the training of the pharmacy enforcement officer, verification system of the internet pharmacy, creating specialized unit in handling those cases, and boosting the consumer education program. …”
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Physician associates in primary health care in England: A challenge to professional boundaries? by Drennan, V, Gabe, J, Halter, M, de Lusignan, S, Levenson, R

“…Overarching this state agency was the requirement to underpin legislatively the shifts in jurisdictional boundaries, such as prescribing required for vertical substitution for some of the work of doctors.…”

Partisanship and personal vote-seeking in parliamentary behaviour by Fleming, TG

“…Second, I test its MP-level implications. Analysing legislative behaviour in the UK House of Commons, I find evidence that MPs' personal vote-seeking efforts can be linked to variation in voters' partisanship over time, and (less consistently) between constituencies. …”

The counter-terrorist campus: Securitisation theory and university securitisation – Three Models by Gearon, L

“…Against the backdrop of new legislative guidance for universities in an era of global terrorism and counter-terrorism efforts by security and intelligence agencies and their Governments, and through a review of Open-Source security/intelligence concerning universities in the United Kingdom and the United States, I show how this interstitial (covert, overt and covert– overt) complexity can be further understood by the overarching relationship between securitisation theory and university securitisation. …”

The effect of Schedule 21 on sentencing for manslaughter by Mawhinney, G

“…Manslaughter is noted as anomalous in being a major homicide offence not subject to recent express legislative reform on this ground. The thesis then proceeds to investigate whether the aforementioned necessity has been adverted to and implemented in sentencing practice for manslaughter. …”

The written and the world in early medieval Iberia by Barrett, G

“…But they also diffused legal knowledge: as each rhetorical, pragmatic, silent, and legislative reference to written law was read aloud by the scribe, how to capitalize on its provisions became better known, so kings and counts seized the potential. …”

Mid-crisis restructuring law reform in the United Kingdom by van Zwieten, K

“…The permanent measures, which were enacted in a fast-track legislative process, departed from the Government’s pre-pandemic plan in material and undesirable ways. …”

Algorithmic content moderation: Technical and political challenges in the automation of platform governance by Gorwa, R, Binns, R, Katzenbach, C

“…As government pressure on major technology companies builds, both firms and legislators are searching for technical solutions to difficult platform governance puzzles such as hate speech and misinformation. …”

The prerogative and third source: a critical analysis by Harris, MDN

“…A promising response to these problems is to seek comprehensive legislative codification of the prerogative and third source, though this will not be a panacea to the problems of executive over-reach, and will not extinguish judicial discretion in determining the limits of executive action.…”

The mechanics of assignments: functions and form by Tham, CH

“…Accordingly, this thesis tempers the urge towards legislative reform of the law of assignment: reform may not be needed since the law is not incoherent, though it is certainly complex. …”

Resistance to anti-discrimination law in Central and Eastern Europe – a post-Communist legacy? by Havelkova, B

“…<p>Post-communist Central and Eastern European (‘CEE’) legislators and judges have been resistant to equality and anti -discrimination law. …”

What do we owe to each other in private international law? Moral contractualism and transnational justice by Banu, R

“…The justice of inter-personal interactions is not their focus, since those interactions are viewed as trigger points for conflicts of state sovereignty or national legislative policies. Individualistic theories focus on abstract notions of the will or autonomy. …”

Deep cuts: achieving transport energy demand reductions for climate and health co-benefits by Brand, C, Marsden, GR, Anable, J, Dixon, J, John, B

“…Business as usual approaches which rely on a technical transition miss the legislated carbon budgets and result in higher energy demand in 2050. …”

Gentlemen revolutionaries: power and justice in the new American Republic, 1781-1787 by Cutterham, T

“…It deals with the formation and early controversy around the Society of the Cincinnati; with the development and debate over new conceptions of public education; with the elaboration of various legal and discursive mechanisms for the defence of property rights; with the interrelated roles of land claims, banking, corporations, and the rights of contract; and with the elite sense of the dual threat posed both by state legislative democracy (tyranny) and by rural insurrection (anarchy). …”

Community understandings of children's transitions in Ethiopia: possible implications for life course poverty by Tafere, Y, Camfield, L

“…The paper provides a summary of the legislative and programmatic background to key transitions (for example, UN Convention on the Rights of the Child, the structure of the Ethiopian schooling system and secondary data on school attendance, grade retention, etc.) before exploring each in turn. …”