Latest Research in Judicial and Constitutional Studies

Top Research Topics in Judicial and Constitutional Studies

• Judicial and Constitutional Studies — 17 papers
• Criminal Justice and Corrections Analysis — 6 papers
• Law in Society and Culture — 6 papers
• International Law and Human Rights — 5 papers
• Historical Legal Studies and Society — 4 papers
• Legal Education and Practice Innovations — 3 papers
• Philosophical Ethics and Theory — 3 papers
• Sex work and related issues — 3 papers
• Comparative and International Law Studies — 3 papers
• Land Rights and Reforms — 2 papers

Highest-Cited Papers

1. Complexities and Vulnerabilities of the Rule of Law: A Response to Comments on Law's Rule (1 citations)
2. Between Custom and Constitution: Intersectional Bias Against Women in Plural Legal Systems in Nigeria and South Africa
3. Social justice in legal education: a comparative study of perceptions between Hong Kong and the United Kingdom
4. Russia’s Instrumentalization of Citizenship: A Study of the 2023 Citizenship Law
5. Legal Change Through Precedent: An Empirical Study
6. Sein, Sollen, Wollen : Recasting Legal Norms in a Logical-Teleological Key
7. British Executive Order 05, Official Instrument of the Head of State, Repeal of the Edict of Expulsion and the Restoration of Legal Equality
8. Courts Against Constitutional Capture
9. Recent Legal Developments: Criminal Justice Decisions of the United States Supreme Court, 2024 Term
10. British Executive Order 05, Official Instrument of the Head of State, Repeal of the Edict of Expulsion and the Restoration of Legal Equality
11. Law, Ethics and Soldiering: A Jurisprudential Study of Human Values in the Indian Army
12. Law, Ethics and Soldiering: A Jurisprudential Study of Human Values in the Indian Army
13. Interpretive Justice in Organizations: A Preliminary Discussion of Problems and Open Questions
14. Interpretive Justice in Organizations: A Preliminary Discussion of Problems and Open Questions
15. The Terrorism Paradox in International Criminal Law: Definitional Fragmentations and the ICC's Structural Limits
16. The Terrorism Paradox in International Criminal Law: Definitional Fragmentations and the ICC's Structural Limits
17. Litigating the Right to Learn: Federal Courts, State Governance, Educational Equity, and the Constitutional Limits of Public Education
18. The South Africa v. Israel Case: Examining Security Council Mechanisms for Enforcing Provisional Measures
19. The Soviet intelligence illegals program in the face of counterintelligence pressure: the case of the United States and Canada
20. Predatory marriage: prevention, protection and proposals for reform