legal-protection

Documents about legal-protection

• Malta – Legal services – SPD7/2025/059 - FRAMEWORK CONTRACT FOR THE PROVISION OF VARIOUS LEGAL SERVICES PERTAINING TO COMMERCIAL, IT, DATA PROTECTION AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE (AI) FOR THE MALTA FIN — Sectoral Procurement Directorate (MLT#605795EU TED (Tenders Electronic Daily)
• THE INSTITUTION OF FAMILY MEDIATION: LEGAL EXPERIENCE OF UZBEKISTAN AND ARAB COUNTRIES (UAE AND EGYPT)#201437Zenodo (CERN)
• Legal protection of critical infrastructures in cyberspace#191282OpenMETU
• Crise de hegemonia do direito e proteção jurídica dos deslocados internos por violência armada : um estudo de caso na cidade de Fortaleza#483592Repositório Institucional da UFPB
• 1667:25 Violence, Health Harm and the Denial of the Rights of Autistic People in Germany - Proceedings before the Social Court Cottbus and the Higher Social Court Berlin-Brandenburg - On the Practical Impossibility of Enforcing Effective Legal Protection for Neurodivergent People#715100PhilArchive
• Turning Section 1983's Protection of Civil Rights Into an Attractive Nuisance: Extra-Textual Barriers to Municipal Liability Under Monell#167559Digital Commons @ University of Georgia School of Law
• THE CONSENT ARCHITECTURE DEFICIT: Legal Age Thresholds, Neurobiological Maturation, and the Structural Production of the Impulse Gap — Toward a Developmental Consent Framework for Child Protection in India#173512OSF
• THE LEGAL POSITION OF A PERPETRATOR WITNESS (JUSTICE COLLABORATOR) IN THE CRIMINAL OFFENSE OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING (TPPO) RELATED TO SEXUAL VIOLENCE UNDER THE LAW ON SEXUAL VIOLENCE CRIMES (UU TPKS)#319505Zenodo (CERN)
• Legal Protection for Sharia Bank Customers in the Digital Era Following the Issuance of Law Number 4 of 2023 Concerning the Development and Strengthening of the Financial Sector#194229AT-TAFAHUM: Journal of Islamic Law
• O pluralismo jurídico e a construção da proteção multinível de direitos humanos no Brasil#197654RIUFPA
• 40 CFR Part 1611 — Testimony by Employees in Legal Proceedings#509690Code of Federal Regulations (eCFR)
• 40 CFR Part 1612 — Production of Records in Legal Proceedings#509691Code of Federal Regulations (eCFR)
• Entre la Promoción del Comercio Global y la Protección de Derechos Fundamentales: Análisis de las Tensiones Estructurales del Régimen Económico Internacional y los Estados, y sus Impactos en Comunidades Vulnerables#348602Repositorio Institucional de la PUCP
• Cessação automática da coisa julgada tributária: limites à luz da segurança jurídica e da proteção da confiança#416159Repositório da UFES
• Development of Legal Acts related to the data infrastructure and telecommunications, cybersecurity, and data protection within the Framework of the Tajikistan Digital Foundations Project — Tajikistan Digital Foundations Project (Tajikistan)#606679World Bank
• Law No. 32 of 2009 concerning PPLH as an Instrument for Limiting the Utilization of Natural Resources from the Perspective of Maqāṣid al-Syari’ah#208215AT-TAFAHUM: Journal of Islamic Law
• نطاق المسؤولية القانونية والتعويض في التأمين غير العادي للبيانات دراسة تحليلية مقارنة / The Scope of Legal Liability and Compensation in Non-Standard Data Insurance: A Comparative Analytical Study#224102DOAJ
• Electronic Privacy Information Center v. Customs and Border Protection#617084CourtListener
• 5 CFR Part 1216 — Testimony by MSPB Employees Relating to Official Information and Production of Official Records in Legal Proceedings#504120Code of Federal Regulations (eCFR)
• CULTURAL HERITAGE VS. ECONOMIC PROFITABILITY: A LEGAL-PSYCHOSOCIAL ANALYSIS OF TOURIST GENTRIFICATION AND THE PROTECTION OF HOUSING RIGHTS IN HISTORIC CENTERS#220326Zenodo (CERN)
• Identity falsification related to marital status is an act in which a person with a marital history declares themselves as single or unmarried. This act is generally carried out to conceal their true condition or to obtain certain benefits. This practice can be found in personal relationships and in various administrative matters that require information regarding marital status. As a result, others who rely on this information can suffer losses, both socially, morally, and legally, because the data provided does not reflect the actual situation. This study aims to analyze the forms of identity falsification related to marital status and examine the legal consequences that can arise from this act. The method used is a normative juridical approach by examining various laws and relevant legal literature. The results of the study indicate that false statements regarding single status by individuals who have been married can be classified as providing false information, especially when used in official documents or certain legal procedures. Therefore, it is necessary to increase legal understanding among the public and strengthen population data verification mechanisms to minimize the occurrence of identity misuse and provide adequate protection for injured parties.#681811Zenodo (CERN)
• Canada (Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness) v. Wahab#638343CanLII
• S.R. v. Newfoundland and Labrador (Manager of Child and Youth Services)#638535CanLII
• Anokye v. Canada (Citizenship and Immigration)#1053795CanLII
• Yee v. Yukon Energy Corporation#638548CanLII
• Canada (Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness) v. Bentaher#1066669CanLII
• Birch Narrows Dene Nation v Duboff Edwards Schachter Law Corporation#638463CanLII
• Agwata v. Canada (Citizenship and Immigration)#681746CanLII
• Air Passenger Rights v. WestJet Airlines Ltd.#638415CanLII