Legal literature

Neural networks have captured the public's imagination with their impressive ability to recognize complex patterns and make informed decisions. As lawyers st...

The book tells about the international politics of Simon Bolivar, an outstanding statesman and commander of the war for the independence of the peoples of So...

Our bones are silent witnesses to the lives we lead, and they record our entire biography. Drawing on years of research and extensive professional experience...

The cheat sheet contains, in a brief and convenient form, the answers to all the basic questions provided for by the state educational standard and curriculu...

This manual is a summary of the answers to the exam questions. The structure of the manual corresponds to the national educational standard for the disciplin...

This book is a documentary account of the largest trials in modern US history on charges of American citizens committing ordinary and criminal-political crim...

Anna Levchenko is the creator of the All-Russian Center for Monitoring Dangerous and Prohibited Content by Russian Law, head of the Safe Childhood movement, ...

Still asking yourself questions: “Should I pay or not pay for major repairs?”, “What does the management company spend money on?”, “Should I install meters o...

Hugo Grotius is a famous Dutch lawyer and statesman, philosopher, playwright and poet. He laid the foundations of international law of the New Age, developin...

The book examines the reasons for imposing unjust death sentences using examples of high-profile criminal cases from the standpoint of systemic analysis. The...

General characteristics of a sheep: procedural stupidity, gullibility, weakness of will, servility, defenselessness, legal pessimism, impersonality. On legal...

The monographic study based on role theory (role theory), modern concepts of psychology, sociology, conflictology and jurisprudence represents a non-standard...