Majd ALMANASRA
Biographic Data
| ID | 8575817 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Majd ALMANASRA |
| GIVEN NAMES | Majd |
| FAMILY NAME | ALMANASRA |
| SIGNATURE | ALMANASRA M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Applied Science Private University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 4 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
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…
Criminal Responsibility for the Crime of Discharging Polluting Substances for Water Sources in Jordanian Legislation
This research seeks to clarify the conditions of Criminal Responsibility for the Crime of Discharging Polluting Substances for Water Sources, as the research's dilemma is the lack of effective penal provisions that prevent the offender from committing the crime of discharging polluting substances for water sources. Several conclusions and recommendations have been reached as a consequence of this research, the most important of which is the need …
Criminal Behavior as a Basis for Criminal Responsibility for the Crime of Introducing Substances Hazardous to the Environment in Jordanian Legislation
The aim of the research is to clarify the conditions of criminal behaviour appropriate to determine the criminal liability for the crime of introducing waste and hazardous substances to the environment, the research problem lies in the fact that most penal legislation still assesses criminal liability for the introduction of waste, and hazardous substances to the environment on the basis that these harmful substances and wastes were introduced in…
The Crime of Water Assaulting
The world's governments seek to ensure that water needs of their citizens are met and that water security is provided; water resources are preserved and used rationally as an important source of economic development. It also criminalizes all types of assaulting against water and imposes deterrent penalties on every trespasser on water resources. Therefore, legislators in these countries have criminalized assaults on all sources of water and impos…
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Criminal Responsibility for the Crime of Discharging Polluting Substances for Water Sources in Jordanian Legislation
This research seeks to clarify the conditions of Criminal Responsibility for the Crime of Discharging Polluting Substances for Water Sources, as the research's dilemma is the lack of effective penal provisions that prevent the offender from committing the crime of discharging polluting substances for water sources. Several conclusions and recommendations have been reached as a consequence of this research, the most important of which is the need …
Criminal Behavior as a Basis for Criminal Responsibility for the Crime of Introducing Substances Hazardous to the Environment in Jordanian Legislation
The aim of the research is to clarify the conditions of criminal behaviour appropriate to determine the criminal liability for the crime of introducing waste and hazardous substances to the environment, the research problem lies in the fact that most penal legislation still assesses criminal liability for the introduction of waste, and hazardous substances to the environment on the basis that these harmful substances and wastes were introduced in…
The Crime of Water Assaulting
The world's governments seek to ensure that water needs of their citizens are met and that water security is provided; water resources are preserved and used rationally as an important source of economic development. It also criminalizes all types of assaulting against water and imposes deterrent penalties on every trespasser on water resources. Therefore, legislators in these countries have criminalized assaults on all sources of water and impos…
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…
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