المسؤولية التأديبية للمحامي أنموذجاً محامي الظل

First: Legal books

i. Dr. Ali Muhammad Jaafar, Philosophy of Penalties in Law and Islamic Sharia, University Foundation for Studies and Publishing, Beirut, T1, 1997.

ii. Mustafa Mahmoud Afifi, Philosophy of Disciplinary Punishment and its Objectives, Cairo Message, 1 976. ISBN: 10389854

iii. Dr. Mohammed Asfour, The Limit Between Discipline and Training, Amman, Dar Al Israa for Publishing, 1st edition.

iv. Saeb Muhammad Nazem Al-Musawi, Disciplinary penalties and judicial oversight, a comparative study, Halabi Law Publications, Lebanon, 1st edition, 2007. ISBN: 86144018392

v. Dr. Nazir Thabet, Guarantees of the disciplinary responsibility of the judiciary and its impact on the principle of judicial independence, a comparative study, PhD thesis, University of Jordan, Amman. ISBN:9789957953294

vi. Dr. Kamal Abdul Wahid Al-Jawhari, Rules of Disciplinary and Criminal Responsibility, National Center for Legal Publications, 1st edition, 2015. ISBN: 9796500163222

vii. Dr. Mohammed Ahmed Al-Salmani, Encyclopedia of Administrative Judiciary, New University House, 2014, p. 58

viii. Dr. Mohamed Nour Shehata, Independence of Lawyers and Human Rights, Arab Renaissance House, 1989, p. 229

ix. Dr. Ahmed Maher Zaghloul, Collateral Defense, C2, 1999. . DOI:10.61266/mjcls.v1i8.201

x. Dr. Fikri Ahmed Akkaz, The Philosophy of Punishment in Islamic Sharia and Law, Arab Renaissance House, 1999.

xi. Dr. Bashir Ali Baz, Disciplinary Sanctions for Public Officials - A Comparative Study, Manshaat Al Maarif, Alexandria, 2005.

xii. Dr. Mohamed Majid Yaqout, Explaining the Disciplinary Law of the Public Service, Arab Thought Library

xiii. Dr. Mohamed Nour Shehata, Independence of the Lawyer and Human Rights, Arab Renaissance House.

Second: Research and Scientific Theses

i. Ibrahim Ahmed Mohammed Malhi: Guaranteeing the right to litigation: A Comparative Study, Journal of Justice, Issue 46, United Arab Emirates, 1986.

ii. Idriss Boufi, Fair Trial and the Requirements of Judicial Reform, Masarat Journal of Thought, Politics and Economics, No. 36, 2015. ISBN: K116.Sh5 1987k .

iii. Sumaya Abu Fatima, The Civil Law Firm, PhD thesis, Tanta University, 2004

Third: Laws

i. Egyptian Lawyers Law No. 17 of 1983

ii. Code of Professional Conduct for Lawyers 2016, Saudi Bar Association

iii. Administrative Decision No. 112 of 2017 regarding the Professional Conduct Committee for Lawyers and Legal Consultants.

iv. Decision No. 57 of 2018 regarding the organization of the Federal Law on the Civil Procedure Law of 2018 and its amendments.

v. Federal Decree-Law No. 20 of 2018 on Combating Money Laundering Crimes, Combating the Financing of Terrorism and Financing of Illegal Organizations.

vi. Cabinet Decision No. 10 of 2019 for Federal Decree-Law No. 20 of 2018 on Combating Money Laundering Crimes, Combating the Financing of Terrorism and Financing of Illegal Organizations.

vii. Federal Decree-Law No. 34 of 2022 regulating the legal profession and legal consultations.

viii. Federal Decree-Law No. 38 of 2022 promulgating the Code of C

IV: Websites

i. The official website of Dubai Courts

https://www.dc.gov.ae/PublicServices

ii. Official website of the International Court of Justice https://www.cfr.org/international-criminal-courts-and-tribunals

i. Arab Legal Information Network

http://www.gcc-legal.org

ii. Official website of the Ministry of Justice

http://www.elaws.gov.ae/DefaultAr.aspx

iii. Eastern Law Network

http://www.eastlaws.com