International Journal of Legal and Comparative Jurisprudence Studies (LCJS) is a peer-reviewed, open-access journal, published by Refaad. It is specialized in scientific research in various legal fields. Those researches are compatible with recent developments at the national and international levels, and follow up on the most prominent developments in national legal legislation and international conventions. Provided that the scientific works submitted are characterized by seriousness, scientific originality, and objectivity, the journal accepts all studies and researches related to comparative Arab and foreign legislation.
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Median time to first decisionThe Effectiveness of the Quality of Electronic Services Provided by the Corporate Control Department for Companies
Objectives: This study aims to improve the quality of electronic services provided by the Companies Control Department by adopting effective strategies that contribute to achieving maximum efficiency. It measures the effectiveness of the electronic services provided by the Companies Control Department, ...
Migrant Smuggling Crime in the Saudi Law and the United Nation Protocol against the Smuggling of Migrants- A Descriptive and Analytical Study
Objectives: This study aimed to highlight migrant smuggling crime and what distinguishes it from other similar criminalities. It also aimed to identify the characteristics of this crime, clarify and analyze its elements, and examine its penal framework. Methods: The study adopted a descriptive and ...
Guarantees for Palestinian Police Officers Referred to Disciplinary Councils and Investigation Committees According to the Decision Pursuant to Law No. (23) of 2017 Regarding Police Officers
Objectives: The study aimed to identify the safeguards that must be in place before recommending disciplinary punishment, the safeguards accompanying the imposition of disciplinary punishment on police officers, and the safeguards subsequent to the issuance of the disciplinary punishment. Methods: The ...
Radical Social Transformations as a Contractual Obstacle: Towards Establishing the Concept of Force Majeure in Civil Law
Objectives: This study aims to broaden the concept of force majeure in light of contemporary fundamental social transformations and to support legal and jurisprudential approaches that contribute to establishing a flexible legal framework for interpreting civil law provisions in response to modern changes ...
Environmental Protection as a Human Right
Objectives: This study aims to highlight the human rights dimension of environmental protection within international human rights law, and to analyze the growing recognition of the environment as an independent right, particularly in the context of third-generation rights, including future generations ...
