Fourth year students of  ASPU  Faculty of Law continued discussions of  their graduation projects before the Judging Committee, which praised the various topics chosen by the students for discussion on  international commercial and criminal laws.

The students discussed the legal provisions provided for to meet cheque  value, lack of judicial judgment for violating the rules of state jurisdiction and the role of the Central Authority for Control and Inspection in the fight against administrative corruption in addition to an analytical study on local councils elections  in the Syrian Arab Republic.

In their graduation projects, the students also discussed the legal protection of the sea  environment from oil pollution, impossible crime and fraud between criminal and misdemeanor despan style='display: none'; ions.

The jury members presented their  observations on the graduation projects, which proved  correct scientific methodology the students pursued  in writing scientific research and accuracy in determining the scope of the thesis objectively, in addition to adjusting  proposals, recommendations and results correctly and using  references to deepen academic research.