29th BANGKOK International Conference on Law, Justice, and Human Rights (BLJHR-26) scheduled on March 23-25, 2026 Bangkok (Thailand)

BLJHR-26


Criminology, Criminal Law & Policing European Law



Call for papers/Topics



 



Topics of Interest for Submission include, but are Not Limited to:



1. Core Legal Disciplines and Systems



These topics cover the fundamental structures of law and how justice is administered.





  • Constitutional Law:





    • Separation of Powers (Executive, Legislative, Judicial branches).




    • Federalism and the division of authority.




    • Judicial Review and constitutional interpretation.






  • Criminal Law and Procedure:





    • Substantive Criminal Law (elements of specific crimes, e.g., homicide, theft).




    • Criminal Procedure (arrests, search and seizure, trials, sentencing).




    • Penology and theories of punishment (retribution, deterrence, rehabilitation).






  • Civil Law (Torts and Contracts):





    • Tort Law (negligence, intentional torts, defamation, product liability).




    • Contract Law (formation, breach, remedies, and specific performance).






  • Administrative Law:





    • Regulation of government agencies and their actions.




    • Rulemaking and agency adjudication.






  • Jurisprudence and Legal Philosophy:





    • Legal Positivism vs. Natural Law theory.




    • Critical Legal Studies and feminist jurisprudence.







 



2. Specialized Areas of Law



These focus on specific sectors of human activity and regulatory frameworks.





  • International Law:





    • Public International Law (treaties, customary law, state sovereignty).




    • International Criminal Law (genocide, war crimes, the International Criminal Court - ICC).




    • Law of the Sea and international environmental agreements.






  • Human Rights Law:





    • International Bill of Human Rights (UDHR, ICCPR, ICESCR).




    • Regional human rights systems (e.g., European Court of Human Rights, Inter-American System).




    • Refugee Law and the principle of non-refoulement.






  • Environmental Law:





    • Regulation of pollution, conservation of resources, and climate change litigation.






  • Intellectual Property Law:





    • Patents, copyrights, and trademarks.




    • Digital rights management and internet law.






  • Family Law:





    • Marriage, divorce, child custody, and adoption.







 



3. Justice, Ethics, and Social Issues



This category addresses the social implications, fairness, and ethical challenges within the legal system.





  • Access to Justice:





    • Legal aid, pro bono services, and affordability of legal representation.




    • Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) like mediation and arbitration.






  • Judicial and Legal Ethics:





    • Professional responsibility for lawyers and judicial conduct.




    • Conflicts of interest and the duty of competence.






  • Restorative Justice:





    • Focus on repairing harm through victim-offender reconciliation and community involvement.






  • Social Justice and Equality:





    • Critical Race Theory and the study of bias in legal outcomes.




    • Disability rights and LGBTQ+ rights under the law.






  • Technology and Law:





    • Cybercrime, data privacy, and the regulation of Artificial Intelligence (AI).




    • Forensics and evidentiary issues related to digital evidence.