Hamzeh Abu Issa
Biographic Data
| ID | 1418925 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Hamzeh Abu Issa |
| GIVEN NAMES | Hamzeh Abu |
| FAMILY NAME | Issa |
| SIGNATURE | ISSA H A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Applied Science Private University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-4543-3702 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 12 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The Semiotics of Threatening Language in Jordanian Courts
From streets to screens
The evolution from traditional street begging to digital solicitation—referred to as internet begging—marks a significant shift in how individuals seek charitable assistance. This study employs a four‐pronged methodological approach: (a) a comprehensive literature review that identifies prevailing debates and research gaps; (b) a comparative legal analysis of regulatory frameworks in Jordan, the United Arab Emirates, and Egypt; (c) detailed case …
Common belief vs. science
This study systematically analyzes 11 published judgements (2017–2021) of Jordan's Grand Assize Court ( Maḥkamat al-jināyāt al-Kubrá ) addressing sexual offenses to examine how courts conceptualize consent. We show that certain reasoning patterns, inferring consent from non-resistance, equating physiological responses with willingness, and presuming that prior relationships imply ongoing consent, conflict with robust findings in trauma and sexual…
Jordanian Women’s Political Participation in The Nineteenth Parliament Elections (2020)
Objectives: This study seeks to elucidate the significance of Jordanian women's political engagement in parliamentary elections by assessing their participation rights, examining the process of women's candidacy within the quota system, and evaluating their representation in open electoral competition. Methods: The research used the descriptive analytical method to identify the nature of Jordanian women's participation in the elections of the nin…
The Extent of Considering Environmental Crimes as a Manifestation of Economic Crimes
The damage caused by environmental crimes may be hidden, but it greatly impacts life. Environmental violations are increasing in light of the great impotence that may characterize the legal systems to confront such crimes. At the international level, the legislation also has little effect because of the continued expansion of the circle of environmental crimes. On the other hand, economic crimes face great interference from the concerned authorit…
The Role of the Environment Committees in the Nineteenth Parliament for the Year 2020 in Studying Matters Related to Environmental Affairs in Jordan
The study deals with the role of environmental committees in the Nineteenth Parliament for 2020 in studying matters related to environmental affairs in Jordan; It highlighted the role of the Environment Committee in both houses of parliament in discussing the challenges of the environmental sector and the role of the Environment Committee in examining environmental issues; so that the problem of the study lies in the extent to which the Environme…
Drafting an Appeal Petition for Jordanian Courts
The study presents the stylistic of the judicial petition of appeal before the Jordanian courts, based on the terms and phrases used in the appeals submitted by some lawyers to the Court of Cassation and the Court of Appeal. In some of these appeals, there were inappropriate words and phrases that undermine the court prestige and respect, which violates the applicable controls and ethics in addressing the judicial body. Based on presented proven …
Definition of the Term "The Wound" in the Jordanian Penal Law
The aim of this article is to evaluate the definition of the term "The Wound- (Al-Jořh)" in the Jordanian Penal Law by finding out the linguistic meaning of the term and its idiomatic meaning in forensic medicine by taking into account the term definition within the Penal Law added for the term "The wound". Depending on the descriptive-analytical methodology, these definitions will be evaluated and presented and then compared with the definition …
Illegal archaeological excavation crime in Jordanian law
This article examines the crime of archaeological excavation addressed in the article (26/a/1) of the Antiquities Law of (1988). Clarification of the pillars of such crime required the adoption of descriptive and analytical approach. It included reviewing relevant viewpoints of jurists and judicial jurisprudence. A Thorough analysis included the determination of material, moral elements of the crime and applied penalty. This crime acquires the de…
The Legislative Shortcomings Aspects in the Jordanian Environmental Law. Comparison with International Law
Most of the legislation in the countries have established laws and regulations to protect the national environment of countries, as Jordan is one of these countries, where the Jordanian environmental law has developed rapidly in order to keep pace with developments in various industrial and technological fields, for the purpose of protecting the environment and in cooperation with the relevant international and regional bodies, however, legal pro…
Criminalization of Sexual Acts in Jordanian Law (Comparative Study)
This article aimed to clarify the opinion of the Jordanian legislator regarding the criminalization of sexual acts in comparison to the position of the monotheistic religions and contemporary laws, in addition to knowing the Jordanian society’s view of criminalizing sexual acts. By looking at the Jordanian legal texts related to the subject, it became apparent to researchers that the Jordanian legislator adopts the principle of sexual freedom lik…
Ministers’ procedural immunity in the Jordanian constitution
This article is about the legal framework of the procedural immunity of ministers under Section 56 of the Jordanian Constitution, explaining the amendment which was made to this article under the constitutional amendment of 2011. The article elucidates the nature of this immunity and its impact upon Public Prosecutors’ freedom in commencing prosecution. It also explains the limit of this freedom as regards personalities, offenses, and time. Resea…
Illegal archaeological excavation crime in Jordanian law
This article examines the crime of archaeological excavation addressed in the article (26/a/1) of the Antiquities Law of (1988). Clarification of the pillars of such crime required the adoption of descriptive and analytical approach. It included reviewing relevant viewpoints of jurists and judicial jurisprudence. A Thorough analysis included the determination of material, moral elements of the crime and applied penalty. This crime acquires the de…
Ministers’ procedural immunity in the Jordanian constitution
This article is about the legal framework of the procedural immunity of ministers under Section 56 of the Jordanian Constitution, explaining the amendment which was made to this article under the constitutional amendment of 2011. The article elucidates the nature of this immunity and its impact upon Public Prosecutors’ freedom in commencing prosecution. It also explains the limit of this freedom as regards personalities, offenses, and time. Resea…
The Legislative Shortcomings Aspects in the Jordanian Environmental Law. Comparison with International Law
Most of the legislation in the countries have established laws and regulations to protect the national environment of countries, as Jordan is one of these countries, where the Jordanian environmental law has developed rapidly in order to keep pace with developments in various industrial and technological fields, for the purpose of protecting the environment and in cooperation with the relevant international and regional bodies, however, legal pro…
Criminalization of Sexual Acts in Jordanian Law (Comparative Study)
This article aimed to clarify the opinion of the Jordanian legislator regarding the criminalization of sexual acts in comparison to the position of the monotheistic religions and contemporary laws, in addition to knowing the Jordanian society’s view of criminalizing sexual acts. By looking at the Jordanian legal texts related to the subject, it became apparent to researchers that the Jordanian legislator adopts the principle of sexual freedom lik…
Definition of the Term "The Wound" in the Jordanian Penal Law
The aim of this article is to evaluate the definition of the term "The Wound- (Al-Jořh)" in the Jordanian Penal Law by finding out the linguistic meaning of the term and its idiomatic meaning in forensic medicine by taking into account the term definition within the Penal Law added for the term "The wound". Depending on the descriptive-analytical methodology, these definitions will be evaluated and presented and then compared with the definition …
Illegal archaeological excavation crime in Jordanian law
This article examines the crime of archaeological excavation addressed in the article (26/a/1) of the Antiquities Law of (1988). Clarification of the pillars of such crime required the adoption of descriptive and analytical approach. It included reviewing relevant viewpoints of jurists and judicial jurisprudence. A Thorough analysis included the determination of material, moral elements of the crime and applied penalty. This crime acquires the de…
Jordanian Women’s Political Participation in The Nineteenth Parliament Elections (2020)
Objectives: This study seeks to elucidate the significance of Jordanian women's political engagement in parliamentary elections by assessing their participation rights, examining the process of women's candidacy within the quota system, and evaluating their representation in open electoral competition. Methods: The research used the descriptive analytical method to identify the nature of Jordanian women's participation in the elections of the nin…
The Extent of Considering Environmental Crimes as a Manifestation of Economic Crimes
The damage caused by environmental crimes may be hidden, but it greatly impacts life. Environmental violations are increasing in light of the great impotence that may characterize the legal systems to confront such crimes. At the international level, the legislation also has little effect because of the continued expansion of the circle of environmental crimes. On the other hand, economic crimes face great interference from the concerned authorit…
The Role of the Environment Committees in the Nineteenth Parliament for the Year 2020 in Studying Matters Related to Environmental Affairs in Jordan
The study deals with the role of environmental committees in the Nineteenth Parliament for 2020 in studying matters related to environmental affairs in Jordan; It highlighted the role of the Environment Committee in both houses of parliament in discussing the challenges of the environmental sector and the role of the Environment Committee in examining environmental issues; so that the problem of the study lies in the extent to which the Environme…
Drafting an Appeal Petition for Jordanian Courts
The study presents the stylistic of the judicial petition of appeal before the Jordanian courts, based on the terms and phrases used in the appeals submitted by some lawyers to the Court of Cassation and the Court of Appeal. In some of these appeals, there were inappropriate words and phrases that undermine the court prestige and respect, which violates the applicable controls and ethics in addressing the judicial body. Based on presented proven …
From streets to screens
The evolution from traditional street begging to digital solicitation—referred to as internet begging—marks a significant shift in how individuals seek charitable assistance. This study employs a four‐pronged methodological approach: (a) a comprehensive literature review that identifies prevailing debates and research gaps; (b) a comparative legal analysis of regulatory frameworks in Jordan, the United Arab Emirates, and Egypt; (c) detailed case …
Common belief vs. science
This study systematically analyzes 11 published judgements (2017–2021) of Jordan's Grand Assize Court ( Maḥkamat al-jināyāt al-Kubrá ) addressing sexual offenses to examine how courts conceptualize consent. We show that certain reasoning patterns, inferring consent from non-resistance, equating physiological responses with willingness, and presuming that prior relationships imply ongoing consent, conflict with robust findings in trauma and sexual…
The Semiotics of Threatening Language in Jordanian Courts
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