Cognitive Impairment in Law: Concept, Legal Relevance, and Doctrinal Implications

Cognitive Impairment in Law: Concept, Legal Relevance, and Doctrinal Implications I. Introduction Cognitive impairment occupies a critical and increasingly visible position within modern legal systems. As societies age, medical diagnostics improve, and awareness of mental and neurological conditions expands, courts and legislatures are confronted with complex questions concerning autonomy, responsibility, Read more

Types of Legal Persons

Types of Legal Persons I. Introduction: The Concept of Legal Personality Legal personality constitutes one of the foundational concepts of jurisprudence. It denotes the capacity of an entity to hold rights, assume obligations, and participate autonomously in legal relations. While natural persons acquire legal personality by virtue of birth, the Read more

Retributive Justice: Concept, Foundations, and Critique

Retributive Justice: Concept, Foundations, and Critique I. Introduction Justice has been one of the most contested and enduring concerns of philosophy, law, and politics. Among the various models of justice—distributive, procedural, restorative, and retributive—the retributive approach occupies a particularly prominent role in the history of legal and moral thought. Retributive Read more