Law

A Usufruct is a legal right granted to an individual or party that provides a temporary right to use and earn or earn from another’s…

Trespass is a field of criminal law or law of torture that broadly divides into three groups: injustice to the individual, injustice to disrespect, and…

The Treason clause traces its roots to an English law enacted during the time of Edward III (1327–1377). Sedition is criminal dishonesty, usually to the…

Transitional justice is key to accountability and resolving victims. It recognizes their dignity as citizens and human beings. It seeks to recognize the victims and…

The Tolerance Acts provided for a variety of religious freedoms in the American colonies. In New England, where the Church of the Congregation enjoyed a…

Thesavalamai is the traditional law of the Jaffna Peninsula, a Tamil settlement in Sri Lanka, which was amended by the Dutch in 1707 during their…

The Taiho Code was an administrative restructuring enacted in 703 in Japan at the end of the Asuka period. It symbolizes the progress that has…

The Taft-Hartley Act was identified by trade unions when it was adopted as a “slave-labor law” and many of its pro-Congress supporters felt that the…

Sumptuary laws are the law that seeks to regulate usage. Blacks’ Law Dictionary defines them as ” against laws made for the purpose of controlling…

Supermax prisons have grown significantly in popularity over the last 20 years. This article presents an experiment in both the case law and the Criminal…