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Showing 1 to 9 of 9 for “"legal justice"”.

  1. Child suggestibility in the Namibian legal justice system

    This study explored whether Namibian legal and allied criminal justice professionals involved in child sexual abuse investigations were cognizant of child suggestibility and whether the concept child suggestibility was duly weighted during investigations and court proceedings. The legal

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  2. Legal justice, medical authority, and madness in Qing China

    … eighteenth and early twentieth centuries, this legal-medical interface became central to assessing criminal responsibility in cases that defied normative classification. Drawing on over 2,000 homicide cases from the First Historical Archives of Beijing, along with medical texts, this study …

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  3. The Constitution of Mercy

    … for conflicting with the rule of law and legal justice, which are key principles of the constitutional state. There are two main criticisms. First, pardons are usually understood as being unfettered by legal principles such as the principle of treating like cases alike, which is seen as …

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  4. San Francisco's Response to Sexual Assault: Pathways to Creating a Survivor-Centered Criminal Justice System

    … survivors in San Francisco decide to pursue legal justice and how survivors experience the local criminal justice system. My analysis exposes the mistreatment of survivors who participate with local law enforcement and recommends survivor-centered policies that could support the wellbeing of …

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  5. Acts of re-membering: representations of the past in Irish and Basque literature

    … atrocities in the absence of recognition and legal justice by recuperating forgotten, complex, and intersecting histories of violence that involve different kinds of perpetration and victimhood. In the process of re-membering, that is, recuperating and articulating what has been forgotten, the …

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  6. Exploring the impact of sex and offence history on moral reasoning in adults with mild intellectual disabilities.

    … reasoned below stage 2 on the Law and Legal Justice constructs, where decision making driven by obeying authority and avoiding punishment was likely to have prevented them offending. No significant sex differences were found. Total SRM-SF scores were not significantly related to offence …

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  7. Revenge and Its Implications: Literati Discourse of Justice in Late Qing and Modern Chinese Fiction

    … dissertation explores literati criticism of injustice embedded in revenge narratives. Ranging from the late Qing to modern China, this research project elaborates on the existing scholarship regarding historical and cultural meanings of revenge to demonstrate the use of earlier textual sources …

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  8. Systematic Gender Violence and the Rule of Law: Aboriginal Communities in Australia and Post-War Liberia

    The gender-agenda is borderless. Arguably, legal justice for Indigenous girls and women survivors of violence is unfair, inequitable, and sometimes arbitrary. Systematic violence against girls and women pervades cultures and societies; operates at three main levels: institution and state, …

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  9. Systematic Gender Violence and the Rule of Law: Aboriginal Communities in Australia and Post-War Liberia

    The gender-agenda is borderless. Arguably, legal justice for Indigenous girls and women survivors of violence is unfair, inequitable, and sometimes arbitrary. Systematic violence against girls and women pervades cultures and societies; operates at three main levels: institution and state, …

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