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Business Lessons 6: Systematic Designation

In all types of management, it is always an essential necessity to properly designate the workforce into the jobs in which they could perform with efficiency.   These are some guides for systematic de… more →

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Business Lessons 6: Systematic Designation

barrister79 wrote 2 months ago: In all types of management, it is always an essential necessity to properly designate the workforce … more →

Tags: Business Strategy, Business Philosophy, Business Lesson, business consultancy, Business, Niccolo Machiavelli, Governance and Administration

DEATH OF A PERSON AFTER SEXUAL AFFAIRS: Questions

barrister79 wrote 1 year ago: Hypothetical facts: In June 15, 2000, Boniface Paraz, a 60 year-old gentleman of a sound mind, asked … more →

Tags: Common Sense, Jurisprudence, Law, Legal System, Philosophy, Civil Law, Criminal Law, sexual act, Succession

Ancient Legal Doctrines Involved in Negligence Cases: Comments and Simplified Explanation — 1 comment

barrister79 wrote 1 year ago: I humbly presumed that it is widely understood that the lack of diligence is the essence of what is … more →

Tags: Civil Law, Commentary, Common Sense, International Traditions, Jurisprudence, Law, Law on Negligence, Legal System, thesis

COMMENTS ON THE UNIVERSAL DECLARATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS — 1 comment

barrister79 wrote 1 year ago: The Human Rights Law as stated in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.   Article 1 All human b … more →

Tags: Common Sense, Human Rights Advocacy, International Traditions, Jurisprudence, Law, Legal System, Human Rights, international law

Comments on the Jurisdictions of the International Criminal Court — 1 comment

barrister79 wrote 1 year ago: Brief Over-view: 1. The International Criminal Court [located in The Hague] will function as a tribu … more →

Tags: Law, Jurisprudence, Legal System, International Traditions, Commentary, Add new tag, international law, International Legal Principle, International Criminal Court of Justice

My Analysis on the Territorial Application of Criminal Law

barrister79 wrote 1 year ago: The general practice of every country pertaining with the application of their penal [criminal] laws … more →

Tags: Common Sense, Philosophy, Law, Jurisprudence, Legal System, International Traditions, Hermeneutics, thesis, Legal Philosophy

Why do we have a "right to remain silent" in criminal cases?

barrister79 wrote 1 year ago: In all of the cases known in every legal principle, only the criminal cases affects the life and lib … more →

Tags: Common Sense, Philosophy, Law, Jurisprudence, Legal System, International Traditions, Human Rights Advocacy, international law, Legal Philosophy

THE FIRST CONSPIRACY: Hermeneutic Analysis

barrister79 wrote 1 year ago: Paul Whelmer Alforque, Departamento de Filosofia, 1997, Camara de Pensador. The Honorable Magistrate … more →

Tags: FreeThinker Philosophy, God, Religion, Common Sense, Bible, Philosophy, Theology, criticism, Hermeneutics

HERMENEUTICS: The Salient Features

barrister79 wrote 1 year ago: Formulated by Paul Whelmer Alforque   Definition I defined hermeneutics as a philosophical instrumen … more →

Tags: Common Sense, Philosophy, Hermeneutics, language


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