INSECURITY IN NIGERIA, CAUSES, CONSEQUENCE AND SOLUTIONS by ADEBAYO SULAIMAN ADEODU, EBELOKU IYANDA ADEMOLA, BLESSING CLARA BABAFEMI

“… Nigeria is facing high rates of crime; banditry has become a harsh reality in today’s Nigeria society. …”
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THE UNITED NATIONS CHARTER AND THE RESPONSIBILITY TO PROTECT: INTERROGATING THE HUMANITARIAN CRISIS IN SYRIA by ANTHONY IMEH UMOH, BARINAADAA NWINKOL

“…The United Nations Charter gives responsibility to international community to use appropriate diplomatic and other peaceful measure in accordance with Chapter VI and VIII of the Charter to help protect populations from genocide, war crimes, ethnic cleansing and crime against humanity. …”
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The Link Between Hate Speech and Terrorism: A Critical Analysis of Indonesia’s Legal Framework by Abdurrakhman Alhakim, Ampuan Situmeang, David Tan, Emiliya Febriyani

“…Hate speech and terrorism are two forms of crime that are similar in their discriminatory nature. …”
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Counseling service in overcoming faith and morality issues for inmates child by Fadila Fadila, Beni Azwar, Hartini Hartini

“…According to the Directorate General of Corrections, more than 7,000 children perpetrate criminal offenses on a yearly basis. To reduce this crime rate, it is of great necessity to reinforce Religion, values, and morals (RNM) through appropriate counseling services to inmates child at the Rejang Lebong Class II A Curup Correctional Institution. …”
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Bite mark analysis: A brief overview by Reshma Priyanka Danam, Mary Sujatha Mekala

“…Bite mark represents a distinct characteristic, and it can help identify the potential culprit of a crime. Analysis of bite marks includes reviewing patterned injuries and the surrounding circumstances and integrating morphological and positional information. …”
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MONEY LAUNDERING AND CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS by A. V. Shashkova

“…Analyzing money-laundering especially in the context of renunciation of presumption of innocence, the author shows the deliberate crime. Such deliberate aim shall be stated in the legislation, that means that while concealing, non-reporting, taking or granting funds the person shall mentally understand the illegal origin of such funds: actions shall be dedicated to concealing, covering or assistance in money-laundering. …”
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Aspekty proceduralne sprawy Gorgonowej by Józef Koredczuk

“…They mainly cast doubt on the evidence on which the verdict was based and the multiple errors that were made during the investigation of the Gorgonowa case (especially operations at the crime scene). The Gorgonowa trial was also important for the popularisation of the practice of using expert medical opinion evidence by Polish courts. …”
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Framing Deaths, Embracing Lives: Alan M. Clark’s Jack the Ripper Victims Series by Lucyna Krawczyk-Żywko

“…Drawing on Kate Mitchell’s approach to history, cultural memory, and neo-Victorian fiction, it argues that pre-dating the publication of <i>The Five</i> (2019), Clark managed to realistically <i>re-present</i> (make present) and <i>represent</i> (create a portrayal of) the late-Victorian crime of dismissing the women who were murdered.…”
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COMMAND AND ORDER SPEECH ACTS IN THE MURDER CASE REPORT OF JUDGE JAMALUDDIN by Fifi Safreni, Jumino Suhadi, M. Manugeren

“…The study categorizes directive speech acts based on the speaker's knowledge, intentions, and power dynamics, focusing on how Zuraida's directives were central to executing the crime. Findings reveal that command speech acts were not only pivotal in compelling the accomplices to act but also demonstrated the manipulation and influence wielded by the speaker. …”
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Determination of Importance Given to Control Forest Pest and Time Allocated to Them (A Case Study of Denizli Forest Enterprise Directorate) by İsmail Şafak, Emre Göksu

“…When 14 forestry activities were evaluated generally, protection and forest crimes were determined as the most important subject with average 8.3 points. …”
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Settlement of Juvenile Offenses in Klitih Cases Through Restorative Justice by Muhammad Satriyo Pramudita, Aidul Fitriciada Azhari

“…This research aims to analyze the application of restorative justice in the settlement of juvenile crime in klitih cases. The research approach used is normative juridical and empirical juridical, with primary data in the form of interviews and observations, as well as secondary data which includes legal documents and case reports. …”
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Financial guards at Europol. Participation of the National Tax and Customs Administration and its predecessor, the Hungarian Customs and Finance Guard in the workof the European Un... by Kristóf Péter Bakai, Zsolt Csatlós

“…NTCA’s financial officers and investigators try to make full use of the support provided by Europol, but at the same time, given the global nature of serious international and organised crime, it is necessary to constantly examine the further possibilities inherent in cooperation. …”
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Cooperation in border areas among some Southeast Asian mainland countries: a case study of the Cambodia-Laos-Vietnam Development Triangle by Nguyen Dinh Co, Le Ba Vuong, Tong Thi Tan, Nguyen Tuan Binh

“…Border cooperation in mainland Southeast Asia has received attention from the countries of Myanmar, Thailand, Cambodia, Laos and Vietnam to both strengthen cooperation to promote the economy and improve people’s lives in the region border, ensuring national security and preventing crime. Typical of the border cooperation mechanism of mainland Southeast Asia is the Cambodia-Laos-Vietnam Development Triangle (CLVDT) which established in 1999.…”
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The big law enforcement information exchange challenge by Nikolett Ujfalussy

“…The evolution of the institutionalised cross border criminal data and intelligence exchange has to keep up with the world of crime and reflect the challenges which arise from the sensitive nature of the policy area itself, where any substantial development can only be reached by innovation and capacity building of the law enforcement sector. …”
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INTERNATIONAL MEASURES TO COUNTERACT THE LAUNDERING OF ILLEGAL INCOME OF THE FIFTH GENERATION – LEGAL CONDITIONS FOR STRENGTHENING THE SECURITY OF THE FINANCIAL MARKET by I. V. Vashchekina, A. N. Vashchekin

“…The article analyses the development of international agreements on the means of controlling financial activities, concluded to counteract the laundering of proceeds from crime and the financing of terrorism. The study was carried out by analytical methods based on domestic legislation, international agreements and regulations. …”
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The Erosion of the Middle Class – Threat to the Development of the Welfare State by E. A. Maryganova

“…There has been a deterioration of health, reduction of life expectancy for the poorest sectors of the population, increase in crime and in the number of people in custody. Leading scientists from the West offer solutions to these problems. …”
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Forfeiture to the State: Using Grammar to Interpret Section 35 of the Criminal Procedure Act by Terrence R Carney

“…However, it is not always clear what qualifies as potential instruments of crime or what the proximity of the instrument is to the offence. …”
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ILLEGAL TRANSNATIONAL MIGRATION AND ILLICIT DRUG TRAFFICKING IN NIGERIA by Aondowase Targba

“…It was also found that drug trafficking is a transnationally organized crime that is sometimes aided and compromised by the conventional security formations in Nigeria. …”
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Determining the Concept and Structure of Forensic Characteristics of Murders Committed in Connection with Domestic Violence by K. А. Shapoval

“…Ukraine continues to work actively to combat domestic violence. The most serious crime that can be committed in this direction is murder, which was preceded by all kinds of domestic violence. …”
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Legal aspects of responsibility for publishing or re-publishing incorrect information on social media (a study in UAE law) by Ziad AL-Enizi, Ahmad Ghandour

“…Regardless of the fairness of this punishment, no incident or court ruling is reported where the application of this punishment to the crime took place. Social media sites are known to be rife with misinformation and rumors, however, people who published or helped spread this information were not prosecuted, which may be due to the difficulty of tracking those who published this information or helped spread it technically. …”
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