\AbstractEn{
	Title: Start your abstract with a clear and concise title that reflects the main focus of your thesis. Introduction: Provide a brief introduction to the topic, including the legal context or framework within which your thesis operates. Clearly state the problem or question you are addressing. Objective: Clearly outline the objective or purpose of your thesis. What are you aiming to achieve or contribute to the field of law? Methodology: Briefly describe the methodology you employed in your research. This may include your research design, data collection methods, and any legal frameworks or theories you applied. Key Findings: Summarize the most significant findings of your research. Highlight any legal precedents, case studies, or legislative considerations that are central to your thesis. Implications. Discuss the broader implications of your findings within the legal context. How do your results contribute to the understanding of the law or address the identified problem? Conclusion: Conclude your abstract by summarizing the key points and emphasizing the significance of your research within the field of law. Keywords: Include relevant keywords or phrases that capture the essence of your thesis. These will help others find your work in academic databases. Length: Keep your abstract concise and within the specified word limit. Most abstracts are around 150-250 words.}
\KeywordsEn{Write the key words here.}



