The UAEU Law Journal is a scientific journal that is regularly published by the College of Law. The first issue of the Journal was published in May 1987 which corresponds to the Tenth anniversary of the establishment of the College of Sharia and Law and the Eleventh anniversary of the founding of the UAE University. The Legal Journal was published on an annual basis for the issues No.1 through No.13. Then, it was published twice per year namely the issues No.14 through No.21. The Issues, No.22 through No.24, were published every three months. More recently, the Issues No.25 up until now (Issue No. 72, October 2017) were published on a quarterly basis on the following months: January, April; July and October. The Journal publishes qualitative scientific research where the publication and assessment rules are strictly enforced. The research papers are published in three languages (Arabic, English and French). The legal Journal is listed in the International Journals Index, Ulrich ‘Periodicals Directory, under the number 349199 as well as the International Standard Serial Number (ISSN) 1608-1013. Moreover, the journal has been classified and coded in a number of international indices and it is published in three forms: hardcover, CDs & floppy discs, and online on the legal journal website: https://cl.uaeu.ac.ae/ar/research/sljournal/index.shtml . Each form of publication has its own ISSN and all issues of the journal are available on the website including the most recent. The Journal includes a dedicated supplement focused on raising awareness of the principles and legal opinions issued by the Fatwa and Legislative Department of the Ministry of Justice as well as the most important rulings of the Federal Supreme Court. Furthermore, the Journal has formed an advisory board consisting of some of the leading scientific, social and public figures to contribute with their knowledge and expertise. In addition, the Journal has published important federal legislations such as: Civil law and its Explanatory Framework memorandum, Human Resources law, E-Commerce Transaction law, Medical Practice Liability law, Cybercrimes Law, Consumer Protection law, and the Civil Transactions law and its Explanatory Framework memorandum. This is proof that the Journal has contributed significantly to community service, through publication of such laws, aiming thereby to raise legal awareness on a broader spectrum of the society. By the same token, this does not mean at all that the Journal has given up its leading role as a scientific journal specialized in research; rather the Journal has excelled and exceeded the latter role in order to fulfill the former. Thanks to the sincere efforts, objectivity and a strong commitment to the scientific methodology of operation, the UAEU Law Journal thrives for the top ranks of world's most prestigious scientific journals. مجلة جامعة الإمارات للبحوث القانونية UAEU LAW JOURNAL.
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Current Issue: Volume 2020, Number 81 (2020)
Compensating for the Consequences of Refraining from Engagement in Islamic jurisprudence, Moroccan and Comparative Legislations
Dr. Idris Al-Taleb
Liability of Third Parties in Compulsory Implementation: A Comparative Study
Dr. Yasser Bassem Al-Sabawi
Protecting the Investor in the Promotional Operations of Financial Products: An analytical Study within the Framework of the Legislation of the Securities and Commodities Market Authority in the United Arab Emirates
Rasha Hattab Dr. and Ahmed Qasim Farah Dr
Amending the Constitution through Judicial Interpretation: A comparative study
Essam Saeed Obeidi Dr.
The legal Nature of the Virtual Currency: In-Depth Legal Insight
Ahmed Al-Majali Dr.
Implementing Judicial Rulings Issued against the Administrative Authority in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in light of Islamic Law and Positive Law
Sameh Abdullah Mohammed Dr.
Aspects of the Penal Protection on the Right of Defense before the Investigative and Judicial Authorities: A Comparative Study
Abdulaziz Al-Hassan Dr.
Control as a Response Mechanism to the Variables of the Constitutional Reality in the Maghreb Countries: Tunisia, Algeria and Morocco
Smaein Lebadi Dr.