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 Legal Nature of the Forensic Doctor's Work and its Impact on Determining their Civil Liability
Objectives: The study aims to analyze the complex legal nature of the forensic physician's work and to clarify the impact of this legal characterization on determining the basis of civil liability. This is of particular importance for establishing clear rules that ensure the protection of the rights ...
Legal Requirements for Implementing Quality Management in Higher Education Institutions
Objectives: This study aims to encourage higher education institutions to efficiently implement quality management systems by examining their significance for the performance of administrative staff and their impact on administrative and academic outputs, alongside the administrative laws governing their ...
The Civil Liability of the Surgeon for Breach of the Safety Guarantee in Robotic Surgery: A Study in Light of Jordanian Legislation
Objectives: This study aims to clarify the legal nature of the surgeon's liability for breaching the obligation to guarantee safety, as well as to examine the legal basis of the surgeon;s liability for surgical robots in robotic surgical procedures. Methods: The descriptive-analytical method will be ...
The Authority of the Head of State in Ratifying Laws: A Comparative Study of the Sudanese Constitutional Experience (1998-2025)
Objectives: The research aims to elucidate the legal nature of the Head of State's decision in ratifying a law and to discuss the implications of objecting to a law. After discussing the constitutional texts and comparing them. Methods: The study adopted a comparative analytical approach, whereby the ...
Judicial Expertise and its Evidentiary Weight in Jordanian Legislation
Objectives: The study aimed to clarify the concept of judicial expertise and to identify the legal nature of judicial expertise from both a jurisprudential perspective and the standpoint of Jordanian legislation. Methods: The study adopted the descriptive and analytical approach by describing and analyzing ...
The Role of Artificial Intelligence in Proving Cybercrimes: A Comparative Study of Emirati and Moroccan Law
Objectives: This research aims to examine the challenges posed by cybercrimes to traditional criminal evidence systems, in light of the rapid development of information technologies and the complexity of methods used to commit such crimes. It also seeks to highlight the role of artificial intelligence ...
