the existing laws on cultural heritage treasure, significantly limiting the private ownership of treasure, treasure and historical monuments - culture is seen, including article 562 of the penal code to acquire property that any exploration of the historical - cultural prohibited, and committed to prison from six months to three years and sentenced to capture objects artifacts. this question is...

Numerous scholars have described how the ‘war on drugs’ has played a central role in US penal change, especially its racialized impact. Yet there remain aspects of this ‘war’ that are under-explored in punishment and society scholarship. This article delineates five distinct modes by which the contemporary regulation of drugs in the USA speaks to penal change, and in so doing suggests that its ...

when a crime occurs in society, albeit small, first it endangers the society and creates chaos in the society; in the second place, it make people feel pity for who was assaulted. if the victims are children of the community, we expect it to take action very quickly. this research is not about juvenile delinquency and not to criminalize children but to scrutinize how the crimes are performed ag...

The issues of the application physical force, special means, firearms to convicts in correctional institutions, designated by legislator as security measures applied convicts, are subject research. Security institutions serves a guarantee ensuring legality and other fundamental principles process execution serving punishment, proposed make it possible implement guarantees for all subjects penal...

& Co. 1945. Pp.511. Price 21s. This volume is published under the auspices of the Department of Criminal Science of the Faculty of Law in the University of Cambridge, and is an outstanding contribution to the well known series of English Studies issued by the Department. The essays elucidate some of the leading principles of criminal law and indicate the main lines upon which the penal system i...