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7 years ago

Countries Extend Jurisdiction Beyond Borders to Protect Vital Interests.

Beijing Law Review
Infringements Liable to Protective Jurisdiction (Case Study: Islamic Republic of Iran, France and Egypt’s Laws)
Mohammad Ali Khozeimeh, Majid Shayganfard

Paper Summary

The article explores how countries can extend their laws to crimes committed outside their borders through protective jurisdiction. Iran, Egypt, and France have specific crimes under this jurisdiction.

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