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Extraordinäre Strafjustiz: rechtsgeschichtliche Studien

1918

Juridisko zinātņu doktore Marija Jemeļjanova: personālais literatūras rādītājs

1982

Juridisko zinātņu doktores M.Jemeļjanovas personālais bibliogrāfiskais rādītājs ietver viņas publicēto darbu bibliogräfiskos aprakstus no 1956.g. līdz 1982.g. Atsevišķās nodaļās apkopotas E.Jemeļjanovas runas, ierosinājumi un rediģētie darbi, kā arī raksti par viņu.

Tiesību efektivitāte postmodernā sabiedrībā: Latvijas Universitātes 73. zinātniskās konferences rakstu krājums

2015

Profesors Artūrs Liede: personālais literatūras rādītājs

1976

Saturs: Priekšvārds. Juridisko zinātņu doktors profesors Artūrs Liede / K. Torgāns, E. Meļķisis, A. Reigase /Profesora A. Liedes publicētie darbi. (1938.-1975.) Profesora A. Liedes rediģētie darbi. Raksti par profesoru A. Liedi. Profesora A. Liedes darbu alfabētiskais rādītājs.

Profesors Jānis Strautmanis: personālais bibliogrāfiskais rādītājs

1987

Saturs: Priekšvārds. Juridisko zinātņu doktors profesors Jānis Strautmanis. Profesora Strautmaņa publicētie darbi (1959. - 1987.) Profesora J. Strautmaņa rediģētie un recenzētie darbi. Raksti par profesoru J. Strautmani. Profesora J. Strautmaņa publicēto darbu alfabētiskais rādītājs. Personu rādītājs.

Profesore Līna Birziņa: personālais bibliogrāfiskais rādītājs

1985

Saturs: Priekšvārds. Juridisko zinātņu doktore profesore Līna Birziņa. Profesores L. Birziņas publicētie darbi (1944.-1985.) Sarunas, intervijas, uzstāšanās. Profesores L. Birziņas rediģētie darbi. Profesores L. Birziņas tulkotie darbi. Raksti par profesori L. Birziņu. Bibliogrāfiskie rādītāji, kuros ietvertas profesores L. Birziņas publikācijas. Profesores L. Birziņas publicēto darbu alfabētiskais rādītājs. Personu rādītājs.

Chemical fingerprint of outdoor PM2.5 in Malta

2015

Intro: RESPIRA (EU Funded - Italia-Malta 07-13) indicated that living in Malta is a risk factor for asthma. Aim: To determine the chemical profile of PM2.5 in Malta, and compare with reference values. Methods: Using FAI pumps at 10l/min/48hr, samples were collected on Teflon and Quartz filters from 6 schools and 46 homes in Malta. Total ICP-MS measurement (Residual+extracted), X ray Fluorescence, and thermo-optical methods(TO) were used for analysis by CNR in Rome. Aeroqual IQM60 counters were used for total PM2.5 mass. All data in ng/m3, Mean, (1st to 3rd quartile) of all 48 hour measurements.

Classrooms, Salons, Academies, and Courts: Mateu Orfila (1787–1853) and Nineteenth-Century French Toxicology

2014

AbstractThis paper analyses the connections between nineteenth-century courtrooms, academies, and laboratories by focusing on the life and works of Mateu Orfila (1787–1853), one of the most famous nineteenth-century toxicologists. At the apex of his career, Orfila moved regularly between his laboratory and his chair at the Paris Faculty of Medicine to meetings of the Academy of Medicine, and the courtrooms in which he was frequently called upon as an expert witness in murder trials. Tracing Orfila's biographical path, this paper deals with four main sites of nineteenth-century toxicology: classrooms, salons, academies, and courtrooms. These sites are understood as both tangible places, whos…

Protecting 3D service marks in the EU: the trademark registration dilemma

2020

The thesis aims to illuminate the ill-defined requirements and their theoretical applicability of registering a three-dimensional service mark consisting of a store layout in the wake of the Apple judgement in 2014, granting for the possibility of registering a sign lacking in absolute sizes, relative proportions, as long as the sign passes the “departs significantly” criterion, a relative concept primed for misapplication. Given the market power of certain multinational companies, granting trademark protection on their business environs in the EU may result in distorted competition by abusing the existing legal system. Throughout the analysis the thesis concludes that minimalism-inspired l…

Jurisdiction in cross-border trademark infringements on the internet in the EU

2019

The Internet has transformed everything. And the area of intellectual property and private international law are not exceptions. This paper examines how jurisdiction rules, initially designed for offline cases, are applied in the context of online trademark infringement. It has been found that differentiation should be made with respect to national trademarks and the EU ones - Brussels I Recast applies to the former and European Trademark Regulation to the latter. With national trademarks, the jurisdiction may be granted on the basis of defendant's domicile, place of registration, place of activation of infringing content and the place of access to it. The same applies to the EU trademarks,…