Law → Legality
Description
Legality, in respect of an act, agreement, or contract is the state of being consistent with the law or of being lawful or unlawful in a given jurisdiction, and the construct of power.
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Organizations relating to Legality
International Association of Legal Ethics / Calgary AB, Canada
Mobile Mediterranean University of Mastology / Ioannina, Greece / Est. 1992
European Association for the Teaching of Legal Theory / London, UK / Est. 1989
International Association of Legal Methodology / Sherbrooke QC, Canada / Est. 1986
Committee of Legal Advisers on Public International Law / Strasbourg, France / Est. 1991
World Association of Lawyers / Rockville MD, USA / Est. 1975
Association Henri Capitant des amis de la culture juridique française / Paris, France / Est. 1935
Legal Network International / Geneva, Switzerland
Union for the International Registration of Audiovisual Works / Geneva, Switzerland / Est. 1991
Clarity / Lansing MI, USA / Est. 1983
Southern African Legal Assistance Network / Dar es Salaam, Tanzania UR / Est. 1994
Interlegal / Dortmund, Germany / Est. 1987
International NGO Task Group on Legal and Institutional Matters / New York NY, USA / Est. 1991
Court of Justice of the Andean Community / Quito, Ecuador / Est. 1979
Foundation for Legal Knowledge Systems / Est. 1988
Global Legal Empowerment Network / Washington DC, USA / Est. 2010
Africa Evidence Network / Est. 2012
International Legal Foundation / New York NY, USA / Est. 2001
Southern Refugee Legal Aid Network / Oxford, UK / Est. 2007
German Foundation for International Legal Cooperation / Bonn, Germany / Est. 1992
Australasian Legal Information Institute / Broadway Nedlands NSW, Australia
Jewish Legal Heritage Society / Jerusalem, Israel / Est. 1981
Institute of International Legal Studies, Quezon City / Quezon City, Philippines / Est. 1989
Institute of Air and Space Law, Montréal / Montréal QC, Canada / Est. 1951
International Law Institute, Washington DC / Washington DC, USA / Est. 1955
Center for International Legal Cooperation / The Hague, Netherlands
Institut de financement du développement du Maghreb Arabe, Tunis / Tunis, Tunisia / Est. 1981
Istituto di Studi Giuridici Internazionali / Rome, Italy
Institute for European Tort Law / Vienna, Austria / Est. 2002
Atlantic States Legal Foundation / Syracuse NY, USA / Est. 1982
International Organization on Computer Evidence
Asociación Internacional de Abogacia Preventiva / Buenos Aires, Argentina / Est. 1993
International Legal Aid Association / Est. 1958
International Legal Union / Est. 1929
International Practical Scientific Legal Centre
African Legal Information Institute / Est. 2010
European Commission Against Racism and Intolerance / Strasbourg, France / Est. 1993
Association of Legal Administrators / Chicago IL, USA / Est. 1971
Institute of European Legal Orders, Augsburg University / Augsburg, Germany
International Legal Technology Association / Austin TX, USA
Convention Abolishing the Legalization of Documents in the Member States of the European Communities / Est. 1987
Convention on Mutual Legal Assistance in Criminal Matters between the Member States of the European Union / Est. 2000
Agreement on Cooperative Enforcement Operations Directed at Illegal Trade in Wild Fauna and Flora / Est. 1994
Arrangement Relating to the Legal Status of Russian and Armenian Refugees / Est. 1928
Convention Concerning the Recognition of the Legal Personality of Foreign Companies, Associations and Institutions / The Hague, Netherlands / Est. 1956
Benelux Treaty on the Execution of Legal Decisions in Penal Matters / Brussels, Belgium / Est. 1968
Convention Abolishing the Requirement of Legalisation for Foreign Public Documents / The Hague, Netherlands / Est. 1961
Convention on Stolen or Illegally Exported Cultural Objects / Rome, Italy / Est. 1995
Convention Concerning the Legal Status, Privileges and Immunities of Inter-state Economic Organizations Active in Certain Spheres of Cooperation / Est. 1980
Convention on the Taking of Evidence Abroad in Civil or Commercial Matters / The Hague, Netherlands / Est. 1970
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World Problems relating to Legality
From the Encyclopedia of World Problems and Human PotentialIllegal induced abortion
Unethical practices in forestry
Militarization of children
Illicit drug trafficking
Inhuman conception by homosexual parents
Unethical commercial practices
Cultivation of illegal drugs
Abusive traffic in immigrant workers
Unethical construction practices
Unethical practices of engineering
Illegal international arms shipments
Overuse of chemicals to control pests
International trade in endangered species
Illegal occupation of unoccupied property
Vulnerable nuclear weapons arsenals
Failure to appear as witness to produce information or to be sworn
Legal havens
Restrictive legal practices
Unethical practices by police forces
Telephone bugging
Legal impediments to foreign investment
Unethical sporting practices
Unethical practices of national defence industries
Politicization of health standards
Securities and commodities exchange violations
Action Strategies relating to Legality
From the Encyclopedia of World Problems and Human PotentialProtecting children's rights
Expanding use of information technology for law
Restating legal verdict
Forming legal opinion
Making final legal judgement
Implementing environmental legal agreements
Educating lawyers
Improving international cooperation in reducing terrorism
Developing computer law
Studying international law
Recognizing legal validity of guardianship
Deterring crime with legal information
Implementing code of practice on transboundary movements of radioactive waste
Researching legal aspects of biodiversity protection
Settling consumer disputes on the internet
Adopting laws to prevent the illegal export or import of hazardous waste
Legalizing community rights to resource use
Establishing procedures for legal redress for environmental harm
Demanding protective legality
Regulating biodiversity conservation
Regulating electronic commerce
Upholding common acceptance of conferred legal powers
Collecting electronic evidence
Establishing forensic standards for electronic evidence
Collecting evidence
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