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10.5937/zrpfns48-5795 = Bioethics as a human trait of common theory of law and criminal law theory
What would be common theory of law without its human features? What would be criminal law theory without its human traits? It would be a mere form of expression of law. What are today's best examples of the relation between humanity and law? Nowadays there is series of bioethical issues that provide
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