Formulating Criminal Liabilities Regarding Online Prostitution

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Iran’s Criminal Policy Regarding Double Punishment in International Criminal Law

Different nations’ tendency to expand their judicial and legislative territory outside their ruling kingdom has caused conflicts in the criminal qualification and the coming into existence of legal bad effects. Among these bad effects is the double or additional punishment of someone who has been tried and received their penalty in another country before, which is at odds with the principles of...

Deadly Inertia: A History of Constitutional Challenges to Canada's Criminal Code Sections on Prostitution

This paper examines rhetoric surrounding prostitution law reform in Canada from 1970 to the present. During the 1950s and 1960s, there was very little media or political attention paid to prostitution. It was not until the mid 1970s that perceived problems with prostitution law began to surface, driven by concerns that the criminal code statute prohibiting street prostitution was not enforceabl...

Ant Swarm Reinforcement Learning for Formulating Online Promotion Strategies

The emergence of the online channel has rendered the retail environment more dynamic than it has ever been before. The rapid developments in technology are allowing more variations of products and services online, thereby expanding the product/service line. Customers’ preferences have also become more dynamic, partly as a result of the proliferation in products and services. In addition, the lo...

Early Psychological Theorizing Regarding Criminal Behavior FREUD’S MODEL OF THE PSYCHE AND IMPLICATIONS FOR CRIMINAL BEHAVIOR