Day: June 21, 2020

  The direct and indirect effects of COVID-19 disease will cause many persons and businesses to fail to meet obligations under their contracts. Do COVID-19 issues provide a force majeure defense to avoid contractual obligations? Force Majeure “Force majeure” translates from French as “superior force”. As a legal concept, force ...

By : Sidney L. Gold  During these times of uncertainty in our country, many laws are changing and daily life that we once knew is currently on hold. The Coronavirus (COVID-19) has required many employers to either close their offices or implement new rules during the work day to protect ...

  Combating the Crime of Establishing a Terrorist Website in Omani Law : Comparison with International Criminal Law   Author : Ali Mohammed Salim Al-Adawi   Abstract In light of the enormous revolution in the field of information technology (IT), which has facilitated the lives of people and made the ...

 At the Origin of Crime – Current Developments in Neuroscience  Author : Laura Zavatta & Rocco Cantelmo  Abstract A recent experiment on the human brain has aroused the interest of the scientific world, showing that, despite the fact that the brain knows the boundary between right and wrong, good and ...

These past few weeks have been a busy week for the Indonesian government as it continues to battle the spread of Covid-19. Some of the regulatory measures that were issued in recent days include regulations on public health emergency, massive social restrictions and state finance and financial system (Presidential Decree ...