Public Law

The ‘Law of the People’s Republic of China on Penalties for Administration of Public Security’ represents a critical component of China’s legal framework that governs public order and administrative …

In ‘Constitution of the State of Maine, ‘ Charles Beadle meticulously examines the foundational legal framework that governs one of the United States’ lesser-known states. With a scholarly approach, …

The ‘Constitution of Ethiopia’ offers a comprehensive framework for the governance, rights, and responsibilities of the Ethiopian state and its citizens. Written in a clear and accessible style, this …

The Constitution of Yugoslavia, crafted by the Constituent Assembly of the Federative People’s Republic of Yugoslavia, stands as a pivotal document in the evolution of political structure in post-Wor …

In ‘The Essentials of American Constitutional Law, ‘ Francis Newton Thorpe meticulously dissects the foundational principles and mechanisms of the American Constitution, offering readers an engaging …

In ‘Liversidge v Anderson’, the House of Lords delves into the intricate legal philosophies surrounding the balance between state security and civil liberties in the context of wartime Britain. This …

The ‘New York State Constitution’ is a pivotal document that outlines the fundamental principles governing the state of New York, serving as both a legal framework and political manifesto. Its litera …

The Constitution of the Philippines serves as the supreme law of the land, outlining the framework of government, fundamental rights, and the separation of powers among branches that govern the count …

The ‘New York State Constitution’ serves as both a foundational legal document and a vital literary artifact that reflects the political and social ethos of New York State. Crafted in a clear and acc …

The Constitution of the State of New York, 1821, represents a pivotal moment in American legal and political development, crafted against the backdrop of a young republic grappling with the tenets of …