The principle of legality is a fundamental universal principle which obliges all the subjects of legal relations to respect law in their activity. In a state of law, respect

for law is an essential requirement of stability of public order and development of harmonious social life. [...]

The article reveals the essence of the disputes over the adoption of the citizens on public service, their passage, dismissal from the public service and determines the characteristics

of their consideration by the administrative courts, in particular, attention is paid to the subject of the dispute, its subjective composition, the rules determining [...]

Today’s enterprises demand a high degree of compliance of business processes to meet diverse regulations and legislations. Several industrial studies have shown that compliance

management is a daunting task, and organizations are still struggling and spending billions of dollars annually to ensure and prove their compliance. [...]

Compliance is increasingly growing as an area of importance in the Information Technology sector to compete and deliver applications that follow regulatory requirements and

standards. The scrutiny of auditors and regulators in some parts of the Information Technology sector has increased significantly during the last years due to the [...]

This study focuses on the concept of best interests of the child, which is included in Article 3(1) of the Convention on the Rights of the Child, and the prohibition of ill-treatment,

Article 3 of the European Convention on Human Rights, together with the concept of free and informed consent in the context of medical interventions on intersex children. [...]

The crime of aggression was prosecuted as a crime against peace for the first time at the Nuremberg and Tokyo trials after the Second World War, which was then followed by

a decades-long effort to create a functioning unified legal system to limit wars and their effects, that culminated in the creation of the Rome Statute and the International [...]

Under the English law of tort, there is no obligation for an individual to assist another in peril albeit the rescue may be accomplished with no risk or inconvenience to the

rescuer. This is the case even if the individual requiring assistance suffers injury or fatality. [...]