The immunity enjoyed by members of parliament is one of the most important guarantees for the performance of their parliamentary work, which protects them from threats or any reprisals against them.

There are two types of immunity:

  Objective immunity: the member does not bear any responsibility for the opinions, ideas, and statements he expresses within the council or its committees, but even outside it by some systems.

  Procedural immunity: that prevents criminal actions from being taken during or outside the session of the Council, with the approval of a body specified by the constitutions of the countries under study, but it is restricted by conditions and controls stipulated. It contains constitut

          Constitutions, no matter how divided and separated in the constitutional rules, the perception that there is a constitutional deficiency here or there in constitutional matters is inevitable, so the constituent authority cannot claim infallibility or negligence and is fortified in the circle of legislative deficiency.  Treated by modification and judicial interpretation.

Contemporary private international law sometimes allows parties to choose the law applicable to their personal relations. This approach is applicable at both levels: national legislation and international conventions, for example national legislation, Belgian private international law of 2004 and other laws of North American countries as well as German law. In terms of international agreements, we have noted that the Rome Statute III represents an important stage for the revision of the criterion of nationality before the will of the law of will, as this standard now determines how to reach the substantive provisions of the applicable law. The immediate aim of addressing this issue was to determine the extent to which Article 19 of the I

Academic freedom is a human right, and if human rights are general rights, academic freedom is a special freedom for members of the academic community. Despite the modernity of the term "academic freedom", its content was not the result of the contemporary state of scientific academic bodies, That the development of the importance of this term coincided with the development of the exercise of public freedoms, and increased interest in and protection, so the number and expanded images of academic freedom, and was a manifestation of interest in this freedom to try to determine the content or what it is and pictures, The first of these guarantees is the supervision of the constitutionality of the laws, which are carried out through judicial

Our research, entitled "The constitutional and legal regulation of the vacancy of the seat of the member of the House of Representatives in Iraq", to study the most important reasons it follows the vacancy of the seat and the ways filling it , belief in the importance of this subject because the MP represents the entire people and exercises many powers In which you notice will electorate and their ambitions, so this study focused on the statement of the constitutional and legal organization of the reasons that result in the vacancy , And the way adopted in filling vacant parliamentary seats according to Article (49) of the Constitution of Iraq for the year 2005 and the law of the elections of members of the House of Representatives for 2

     The idea of ​​congruence with constitutionality is based on the extent to which the minimum laws comply with the supreme constitution, because the latter contains constitutional principles and rules that have been established in the legal conscience of the nation and gained the satisfaction of the people.

    Based on the foregoing, ordinary laws derive their force and legitimate legitimacy from the extent of their commitment to the provisions of the Constitution and any violation must be amended the law contrary to the constitutional principles by canceling or abstain from application according to the regulatory system in force

The current article focuses on studying the social organization reality of the Iraqi society; it aims to construct an Iraqi organized personality that believe in the principles of Islamic religion by making use of the sociology thoughts in explaining the strength of social organization, and the causes of social deviance in attempt of decreasing the deviance and strengthening the cohesion of Iraqi character.

The researchers put forward some questions: to what extent the western theoretical pattern can succeed in explaining the social organization of the Iraqi society? What is the more appropriate western theory for diagnosing the cohesion and deviance of the society? What is the s

This research deals with the idea of ​​a constitutional public order, determining its nature, and its applications in light of the Constitution of the Republic of Iraq for the year 2005, by reviewing the relevant constitutional and legal texts, and comparing them with the principles followed by the Federal Supreme Court on the one hand, as well as comparing the behavior of the Iraqi constitutional legislator with some Comparative trends relevant to this topic, especially in Egypt and France, in order to try to draw a road map related to this idea in Iraqi legislation and jurisdiction.

The importance of the research is the scarcity and lack of in-depth studies by constitutional jurists in Iraq despite their abundance in the wr

The Constitution of the Republic of Iraq for the year 2005 dealt with the policy of national security as an exclusive competence of the federal authorities, and the policy of national security as one of the forms of general policies that the constitution enclosed in privacy when it was stipulated in particular, and this policy also attracted the attention of comparative constitutional examples, as it stipulated the formation of specialized constitutional councils to undertake The process of developing and implementing this policy, or forming specialized institutions for this matter, and according to the national security policy, the unity of policies in the state is ensured and directed towards achieving the requirements of Iraqi nationa

The public rights and freedoms are important constitutional issues; hence, all countries confirm them within the constitutional and legal texts. The principle of equality is considered one of the fundamental principles of the public rights and freedoms; therefore, all authorities must sponsor equality and maintain it, even though it is difficult to achieve equality in absolute terms among all individuals. The constitutional courts use various concepts that affect their rulings, based on their interpretation and determination of the concept of the principle of equality, because there are several understandings of the “principle of equality”.

 A careful reading of the judicial decisions reveals different meanings to the co