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Christian Teaching on Corruption: A Response of the Church to the Upsurge of Corruption in Ghana by Abraham Ofoe Agbenu, John Kwaku Opoku, Jonathan Edward Tetteh Kuwornu-Adjaottor

“…From the study, it was discovered that the Bible frowns on the givers and receivers in the act of corruption and further cautions that corruption brings calamity to society, especially in the administration of justice. …”
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The Model of Rational Education and Training Based on Islamic Teachings In Line With the Productivity of Human Resources in Prison Using the Meta-Synthetic Method by Mikael Jamalpour, Karim Esgandari, Shadi Orafaye Jamshidi

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Artificial Intelligence as a Tool for Promoting Quality Higher Education by Mandlenkosi Richard MPHATHENI, Sphamandla Lindani NKOSI

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The vicissitudes of the transformation of university legal education in the first years of Soviet power (1917-1920s) by Vitaly S. Ivanenko

“…Legal departments structurally included, as a rule, two cycles: judicial and administrative. The term of study was reduced to 3 years. …”
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An Increase in Academic Ebook Preferences: A Decade Comparison of Ebook Use versus Non-Use by Kathy Grams

“…The remaining responses were represented by the colleges of Criminal Justice, 16.1%, Science & Engineering Technology, 11.4%, and less than 8% Colleges of Business Administration, Health Sciences, Osteopathic Medicine, and Arts and Media. …”
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