historical interactions of legal systems: adoption of islamic legal institutions by common law

Legal status of revolutionary institutions in Iran's administrative legal system

The revolutionary institutions, due to the authority of the public power, form an important part of the administrative organization in Iran. the legal status of the institutions in question was ambiguous, The legislator tried to create a legal personality by adopting the Public Accounts Act of 1366 and the Law on the List of Non-Governmental Organizations and Public Institutions approved in 137...

Common Law and Continental Law: Two Legal Systems

This paper tries to analyze the main differences between common law and continental legal systems with regard to administrative law taking into account some aspects of basic constitutional law (The UK does not have a written Constitution). Although both legal systems are committed to the constitutionalism of the modernity, their diversities are much more fundamental, than one would imagine from...

Rational Basis of Legal Institutions

the localization of legal institutions

0

Legal and Ethical Principles of Criminalization in Iran’s Criminal Law

Background: The criminal code is the rules that restrict the rights and freedoms of a person to ensure peaceful coexistence. What behavior should be prohibited and which one can be removed from the circle of legal acts. How can the word ethics in the world of law refer to ethical and literary means from the past, and is called the tradition of morality, in the sense of moral standards? On the b...

Patent Institutions : Shifting Interactions Between Legal Actors Arti

As demonstrated by multiple relevant contributions in Volumes I and II, the literature on patent institutions is voluminous. To keep the inquiry tractable, this contribution covers only research on actors responsible for the development and implementation of U.S. patent law. Moreover, because Part II of this Volume addresses in detail the empirical literature on several very important legal act...