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The Normative Evolution of Political Crime in Egyptian Criminal Law 1881 – 1981
This thesis examines the historical evolution of the Egyptian criminal justice system's approach to managing political opposition. It employs the concept of "political crime" as a heuristic for analyzing the prosecution of dissent, despite the absence of a statutory definition within the legal syste...
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2026
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