“The Man of the Knife” by Alexandre Dumas: A Tale of Mystery, Justice, and Humanity “The Man of the Knife”…

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Abstract The emergence of digital technology and geographic disentanglement of work, rapid expansion of work-from-home options, especially due to COVID-19,…

Introduction The idea of victimology represents a notable change in the fields of criminology and criminal justice. Historically, the legal…

Introduction – Fake News and Misinformation in the Digital Age In the digital age, the rapid dissemination of information has…

Introduction One of the pillars of a welfare state is social security. It can be defined as the insurance that…

Kate Chopin’s “The Locket”: A Tale of Love, Law, and Fate Kate Chopin’s “The Locket” is a brief yet deeply…

Introduction Crime leaves more than a legal footprint; it leaves people with scars, questions, and a long road back to…

Introduction Victimology, as an integral field within criminal justice, meticulously explores the experiences and rights of crime victims while shaping…

Munshi Premchand’s Godan (1936): Law, Justice, and Social Reform Munshi Premchand’s Godan (1936) is not just a famous novel—it is…