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Daniel Del Gobbo
Toward a Restorative Approach to Legal Ethics and Professional Responsibility
Law

This article explores the relationship between legal ethics and restorative justice. It argues that the legal profession should be reoriented around r...

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This article presents a timely and ambitious proposal, advocating for a fundamental reorientation of legal ethics and professional responsibility arou...

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Martin Burgi
Los desafíos de la aplicación de la directiva sobre la diligencia debida de las empresas en materia de sostenibilidad y la experiencia de la ley alemana de la cadena de suministro
Law

SUMARIO: 1. INTRODUCCIÓN.— 2. LA DIRECTIVA 2024/1760 (CS3D).— 3. LA EXPEREINCIA DE LA LEY ALEMANA DE OBLIGACIONES DE DILIGENCIA DEBIDA EN LA CADENA DE...

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This article addresses a highly pertinent and timely subject: the implementation challenges of the newly adopted Corporate Sustainability Due Diligenc...

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Muhammad Lutfi Hakim
Between Hibah and Waṣiat Wājibah for Non-Muslims: Expansive Legal Interpretations by Indonesian Religious Judges in Inheritance Cases
Law

Apart from gender, differences in religious affiliation have often been perceived as negatively impacting the rights of non-Muslims in the...

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Zhorif Agung Imaduddin, Deslaely Putranti, Muhammad Habibi Miftakhul Marwa
Interreligious Marriage in Indonesia and Malaysia: Strict and Loose Legal Policy
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In practice, marriages do not always occur between individuals of the same religious background. Interfaith marriages take place when partn...

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Mohd Akram Dahaman, Basri Ibrahim, Rafidah Mohamad Cusairi
Laying the Groundwork for a Fatwa on Autism and Marriage: A Conceptual and Legal Exploration in the Malaysian Context
Law

As individuals with autism mature, they eventually reach the age for marriage, influenced by biological desires or cultural practices. In I...

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Ahmad Izzuddin, Mohammad Fauzan Ni’ami, Abd. Rouf, Moh. Irfan
From Exclusivism to Openness: Deconstructing the Role of Deaf Individuals as Marriage Witnesses in the Compilation of Islamic Law
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The role of marriage witnesses for deaf individuals has been a subject of debate among various Islamic schools of thought. The Compilation...

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This article, "From Exclusivism to Openness: Deconstructing the Role of Deaf Individuals as Marriage Witnesses in the Compilation of Islamic Law," cri...

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Faisal Luqman Hakim, Adi Sulistiyono, Pujiyono Suwadi
A Loose Legal Protection: Women Consumers’ Losses in Digital Commerce
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The losses suffered by women consumers in the purchase of cosmetics and skincare products through e-commerce transactions have emerged as a...

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M. Nurul Irfan, Maskur Rosyid, Ali Imron
Child Marriage and the Quest for Legal Protection: Integrating Islamic Family Law and Islamic Criminal Law
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Child marriage remains a serious problem in Indonesia, significantly affecting children's physical safety, psychological well-being, and le...

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