Jn77

everything necessary for the exam using checklist provided in the final lecture

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Civil Law/Civil I Law/Roman Law - received a 70 on this exam includes all notes and readings from supervisions and lectures also includes 20+ pages of example essays for various topics

I received a 73.5 from these notes Problem question (PQ) notes primarily but useful for essays too

received a 71 in the exam with these notes notes cover: - Sources of International Law: Treaties, Customary International Law, General Principles, and Soft Law. - Law of Treaties: Interpretation, validity, termination, and reservations. - Use of Force & Non-Intervention: Analysis of international principles governing state intervention. - Relationship Between International and Domestic Law: Dualist and monist theories, the role of national courts. - Jurisdiction & State Immunity: Prescri...

includes notes and information that can cater to any question on this topic - upon analysis of past papers going back 10 years! discussed dualism/monoism

includes detailed discussions on the difficulties in defining and researching organised crime, criminological theories, various crime groups (Italian Mafia, Russian Mafia, Chinese Triads, etc.), the global impact of organised crime, and how legal and illegal spheres interrelate. Key topics covered: - Definitions and theories of organised crime - Historical and modern-day organised crime groups - In-depth case studies (e.g., illegal wildlife trade, Latin American drug trade, state crime i...