Violation of Secrecy of Correspondence - Means of Committing the Offense of Criminal Acts by Public Officials. Case Studies from the Practice of the European Court of Human Rights by Ana Alina Ionescu Dumitrache, Răzvan-Alexandru Condunina, Narcisa Pintilie

“…Violation of this law is rightly seen by the legislature as the Breach of social relations That is born and Develop in relation to the safety of communication Between people in any way; therefore bu regulated as a crime in Article 302 of the Criminal Code - Special Part, Which emphasizes social danger created by the violation of secrecy.…”
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The Political Economy of the Malaysian Subnational Governments’ Fiscal Behavior by Ahmad Zafarullah Abdul Jalil

“…This can be explained by the fact that in Malaysia, as is frequently the case in developing nations, the legislature is peripheral to the executive in terms of decision-making power.  …”
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Genesis of the offence of family violence in the Serbian criminal law by Ristivojević Branislav R., Samardžić Stefan S.

“…Serbian criminal law legislature regulating family violence has been riddled with shortfalls and ambiguity from the onset, resulting in major difficulties in its application. …”
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Kieran Williams by Kieran Williams

“…The article concludes that the deci- sions of the Court and the legislature leave the new electoral system open to future legal challenges.…”
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Globalization and the Shariah in Malaysia: a constitutional perspective on the legal effect of International law and treaties on Islamic religious laws by Mokhtar, Khairil Azmin

“…The International Human Rights Treaties that have been ratified by Malaysia are not prejudicial to the syariah and Islamic Religious legislations made by Federal legislature and State legislature. International instruments cited by some quarters to be the basis for declaring Syariah and its legislations void due their 'inconsistency' or 'in conflict' with international law on human rights are not binding on the Malaysian court and on executive and legislative bodies in the country. …”
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Analysis of Digital Signature Rule in the Electronic Commerce Law of Indonesia' by Perpustakaan UGM, i-lib

“…The Indonesian legislature has enacted the Information and Electronic Transaction Bill (the Bill) in 2003, in which digital signature as a technology specific electronic (e) commerce has been promoted. …”

Legalising contingency fees in Malaysia / Muhammad Amin Abdullah, Siti Nur Nabilah Muhammad and Rizwana Jamal Abdul Nazar by Abdullah, Muhammad Amin, Muhammad, Siti Nur Nabilah, Abdul Nazar, Rizwana Jamal

“…Finally, several recommendations are made by the researchers for the legislature in terms of regulating of the application of contingency fees by lawyers in Malaysia which might be applied by the legislature in the future if this fee is legalised.…”
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Social mobilisation and the pure presidential democracies of Latin America by Lopez Garcia, AI

“…Instead, the probability of contentious action is greater whenever (3) the capacity of legislatures to censure and sanction the members of the executive is low; and (4) legislatures have weak authority over public spending. …”

« Vous présentez mieux que vous ne parlez, chère collègue ! ». Genre et interruptions au Bundestag allemand (2013-2017) by Lucia Schmidt

“…From 1919, when they were granted the right to stand for election, until the 1980s, their presence hardly exceeded 10% and in the 18th legislature (2013-2017), their representation reached only 36%. …”
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The role of personal knowledge of the Judge in proving the force and duress in unchaste crimes; Theoretical discussions and practical experiences by Jalil Omidi, Morteza javanmardi Sahib, Zhila Moradpur

“…Therefore, most of the victims will be deprived of the criminal justice and more criminals will release. Hence, the legislature, in one hand, introduced the irrefutable presumptions of unchaste crimes and closed down the judiciary arguments. on the other hand, by strengthening the validity of the judge's knowledge, extending of the ways of obtain it and preferring it on the other evidence, has protected the victims and has prosecuted the defendants more strictly.The judicial precedent in this area is passing excessive doubts and entering the path drafted by the legislature.…”
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Kaitan Sistem Pemiliham Umum dan Korupsi Legislatif Tapanuli Tengah Periode 2015-2020 by Winna Margaretha Hasibuan, Heri Kusmanto, Warjio Warjio

“…The purpose of this study is to analyze the relationship and corruption factors of the Central Tapanuli legislature by using qualitative research methods with a type of descriptive analysis research and using electoral system theory, legislative corruption and types of political corruption. …”
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Legal requirements of Performance budgeting in Iran by mahdi rezaei

“…Increase "economics", "efficiency" and "effectiveness" of the budget, the allocation of resources through a focus on measurable objectives, increasing accountability of the authorities to grant more freedom such as special features of performance budgeting compared to other methods of budgeting that has persuaded the governments for planning to establish such a manner.The existence of a comprehensive budget law, the definition and act of the objectives and activities of the executive organizations by the legislature with the approval of the rule of law, applying the audit system base on performance by regulatory authorities, the authority to the legislature and government accountability, including the legal basis for the establishment of the performance budget. …”
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The Principle of Proportionality in Drug Offenses and Its Effective Factors in the Application of Iranian and Western Laws by Elham Heidari

“…In the case of drug offenses, the application of this principle during the legislative stage requires careful consideration and subtlety on the part of the Legislature due to the complexity of such offenses. …”
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Legislators in Myanmar's First “Post-Junta” National Parliament (2010–2015): A Sociological Analysis by Renaud Egreteau

“…In an attempt to better grasp the realities of Myanmar's national legislature, which was formed after the 2010 elections, this paper examines the personal profiles and social backgrounds of its elected and appointed members. …”
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MAQASHID ASY-SYARI'AH REVIEW ON FORMER CORRUPTION CONVICTS AS PROSPECTIVE LEGISLATIVE MEMBERS by Aisyah Chairil, Arig Sugitanata

“…Specifically, it tries to dissect the reasons why corrupt convicts are allowed to become candidates for members of the legislature and examine the Maqashid Asy-Shari'ah regarding the permissibility of corrupt convicts to become candidates for legislative members. …”
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EL PROYECTO LABORISTA DE DESCENTRALIZACIÓN DEMOCÁTICA DE INGLATERRA by Ramon Galindo Caldés

“…This article considers the principal decentralisation policy undertaken duringthe second labour legislature in Great Britain (2001-2005), namely, the proposalthat the region of North East England be given a democratic assembly.The principal policy in Labour’s first legislature was devolution for Scotlandand Wales—ratified through their respective referendums—and for the Londonmetropolitan area. …”
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A constitutional perspective on the legal effect of international laws and treaties on Syariah in Malaysia by Mokhtar, Khairil Azmin

“…The International Human Rights Treaties that have been ratified by Malaysia are not prejudicial to the Syariah and Islamic Religious legislations made by Federal legislature and State legislature. International instruments cited by some quarters to be the basis for declaring Syariah and its legislations void due to their 'inconsistency' or 'in conflict' with international law on human rights are not binding on the Malaysian court and on executive and legislative bodies in the country. …”
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Intentions and reflections: the nature of legislative intent revisited by Ekins, R

“…In enacting a statute, the legislature articulates a lawmaking choice by uttering the statutory text in its context. …”

Restating the common law? The Social Action, Responsibility and Heroism Act 2015 by Goudkamp, J

“…In addition to analysing the Act, this article investigates why the legislature might want to restate the common law (which is what the Act does in part), whether replicating the common law is desirable and, if the legislature is bent on restating the common law, how it should go about doing so.…”

The political economy of the Malaysian subnational governments' fiscal behavior by Abdul Jalil, Ahmad Zafarullah

“…This can be explained by the fact that in Malaysia, as is frequently the case in developing nations, the legislature is peripheral to the executive in terms of decision-making power.…”
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