New Technologies as a Limiting Element to Justice
Uitgelicht
|
58,99 |
Naar shop
|
|
59,63 |
Naar shop
|
Beschrijving
Bol
This work tries to establish the bases for what access to the administration of justice is, starting with its definition from a historical, jurisprudential and doctrinal point; going through the definitions provided by the great religious books, which have been presented by figures of international relevance for law, philosophy and legalistic dogmatics and the great courts, both nationally and internationally, to point out an analysis of their procedural management through the analysis of the different historical stages in the world and, especially, in Colombia; and, thus, conclude with the presentation of its current panorama, the implications of the digitalization of justice and the consequences that the implementation of virtuality in law has brought with it.
Beschrijving
(2)
This work tries to establish the bases for what access to the administration of justice is, starting with its definition from a historical, jurisprudential and doctrinal point; going through the definitions provided by the great religious books, which have been presented by figures of international relevance for law, philosophy and legalistic dogmatics and the great courts, both nationally and internationally, to point out an analysis of their procedural management through the analysis of the different historical stages in the world and, especially, in Colombia; and, thus, conclude with the presentation of its current panorama, the implications of the digitalization of justice and the consequences that the implementation of virtuality in law has brought with it.
AmazonPages: 88, Paperback, Our Knowledge Publishing
ProductspecificatiesPrijzen voor het laatst bijgewerkt op:
Gerelateerde producten
