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The Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research, through the Directorate of Audit and Financial Control – Investigations Department, announces the establishment of a new official electronic window dedicated to receiving complaints and reports. This initiative comes as part of the Ministry’s firm commitment to strengthening transparency, enforcing institutional accountability, and ensuring the protection of public resources across all higher education institutions.

 

The Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research Announces the Launch of a New Electronic Window for Complaints and Reports

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In an evening filled with pride, under a sky illuminated by the light of its graduates, the University of Anbar celebrated its 35th annual commencement ceremony. It was a night where success stood proudly on the stage, and the banners of knowledge rose high, carried by those who dedicated years of effort to earn them. At the heart of this remarkable scene, the College of Law made a distinguished appearance, embodying the spirit of commitment and adding a new page of brilliance to the university’s legacy.

The College of Law Shines at the University of Anbar’s 35th Graduation Ceremony

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Under the guidance of the President of the University of Anbar, Prof. Dr. Mushtaq Talib Al-Neda, and with direct supervision from the Dean of the College of Law, Prof. Dr. Alaa Hussein Ali, the College of Law organized a specialized training workshop for faculty members and postgraduate students on the mechanisms and applications of interactive screens in the educational process. 

College of Law Organizes Training Workshop on the Use of Interactive Screens in Education

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In line with the directives of the President of the University of Anbar, Prof. Dr. Mushtaq Talib Al-Nada, and under the supervision of the Dean of the College of Law, Asst. Prof. Dr. Ahmed Ouda Mohammed, the Department of Law conducted a trial evaluative exam for the subject of Obligations for second-stage students in the 2024–2025 academic year.

 

 

Trial Evaluative Exam Conducted for Second-Stage Law Students

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Digitization of Tax Administration and Its Role in Enhancing the Efficiency of the Tax System

 A Scholarly Article by Professor Abbas Mfarrej Fahal, Faculty Member at Our College, Entitled:

“Digitization of Tax Administration and Its Benefits in Improving the Tax System” …

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The Law and the Bad Man: A Reflection on Obedience, Order, and Human Nature
 
One of the most thought-provoking questions in legal philosophy is: What is the relationship between the law and the bad man? This concept, introduced by jurist Oliver Wendell Holmes, suggests that the law must be structured not around those who naturally follow it, but around those who might choose to defy it — the so-called "bad man."
 
The Importance of Obeying the Law
Obeying the law is not merely a civic duty; it is a foundational pillar of any functioning society. Laws ensure order, protect rights, define duties, and regulate the conduct of individuals and institutions alike. When individuals comply with the law, societies experience greater levels of safety, stability, and economic and social prosperity.
 

 

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Protecting Public Decency in the Digital Space: Toward a Balanced Legal Framework
By Prof. Dr. Moataz Ali Sabar
Head of the Law Department at Al-Anbar University

This article begins with a question:
How can we achieve a balance between freedom of expression in digital spaces and the need to protect public decency without infringing on users' fundamental rights?

 

 

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In accordance with the saying of our Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him):
“Whoever among you sees an evil, let him change it with his hand; if he is unable, then with his tongue; and if he is unable, then with his heart—and that is the weakest of faith.”

This article stems from a fundamental question:
To what extent can an individual be held criminally liable for behavior originating from inner psychological disturbances or ideological deviance, as manifested in blasphemy against the Divine Entity?
Or does personal suffering draw a "red line" beyond which the hand of the law may not reach?

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The Federal Court in Iraq between Constitutional Texts and Political Consensus

 Prepared by: Dr. Wadeea Dakhel
                 The experience of the Federal Supreme Court in Iraq is relatively recent compared to other countries such as United States of America, which is considered one of the first countries in this experience. Its composition, which consists of a number of judges 

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