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I've recently been talking about work quite a lot and this is how I protect myself just in case.

1. I use visual descriptions to describe my colleagues without giving away how they actually look. 2. I never use their names and surnames when describing situations with them. 3. I don't provide very specific work-related details just minor stuff that is very common in other workplaces. 4. I... (edited) read more

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Is Kelsen's theory of necessity a legally justified theory, or does it merely pave the road for potential dictators to destabilize democracy and overthrow democratic leaders? It has been used in the past by dictators, such as in Pakistan, to justify their martial laws.

There are many aspects of the legal positivism of Hans Kelsen that can be endorsed in some situations. However, the theory of necessity postulated by him may look prima facie practical, but practically it has a great potential to destabilize the strong legal framework of a country and also has a... read more

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