Publication

• Al-Dulaimi, A.O.M., Mohammed, M.A.A.W. (2025). Legal responsibility for errors caused by artificial intelligence (AI) in the public sector. International Journal of Law and Management.

• Al-Dulaimi, A.O.M., Deem, J., Boinnard, L. (2025). Examining the position of organic laws within the Constitutional Bloc: an analysis of constitutional court decisions in France and Iraq. International Journal of Public Law and Policy, 11(3), 281-305.

• Mohammed Al-Dulaimi, A.O., Al-Esawy, M.A.A. (2024). Reconciling constitutional rules and international laws: a doctrinal study on the innovative role of constitutional reconciliation in Iraq and Egypt. UUM Journal of Legal Studies, 15(2), 483-504.

• Al-Dulaimi, A.O.M. (2023). The 2023 Global Review of Constitutional Law: Iraq.

• Al-Dulaimi, A.O.M., Al-Esawy, M.A.A. (2023). Types of Constitutional Conciliation Based on the Formal Criterion. Journal of Babylon Center for Humanities Studies, 13(4).

• Al-Dulaimi, A.O.M., Al-Esawy, M.A.A. (2023). صور التوفيق الدستوري وفقا للمعيار الشكلي (Types of Constitutional Conciliation Based on the Formal Criterion). Journal of Babylon Center for Humanities Studies, 13(4), 1659-1688.

• Mohammed, L.D.A.O.M. (2022). Unlegislated Powers of the Constitutional Judges. Journal of College of Law for Legal and Political Sciences, 11(43/part 1).

• Al-Dulaimi, A.O.M., Al-Dulaimi, A.R.A. (2022). The Implication of the Legislative Omission on the Sustainable Development in Iraq. Al-Sharaa Journal for Legal Studies, 2(4A).

• Al-Dulaimi, Q.A.A., Al-Dulaimi, A.O.M. (2022). Constitutional Conciliation as an innovative power of constitutional judge. Al-Anbar University Journal of Law and Political Sciences, 12(2 part 1).

• Al-Dulaimi, A.O.M., Attaullah, M.S. (2022). The Legislative and Jurisprudential Attitude Forward the Belongingness of Iraqi State Council. Al-Sharaa Journal for Legal and Administrative Studies, 2(3).

• Al-Dulaimi, A.O. (2018). From Negative to Positive Legislator? Response to Unconstitutional Legislative Omission as a Case Study in the Changing Roles of Constitutional Courts. Griffith University, Queensland.

• Al-Dulaimi, A.O., Deem, J., Saleh, M.F. (2018). Are all constitutional rules created equal? Substantive hierarchy in constitutions in theory and practice. Journal of Malaysian and Comparative Law, 45(1), 47-83.

• Al-Dulaimi, A.O. (2016). From negative to positive legislator? The changing roles of constitutional courts in response to legislative omission. Australian Political Studies Association Conference 2016.

Lectures

Academic certificates

• Holds a Ph.D. in Constitutional Law from Griffith University, Australia (2018).

• Holds a Master’s degree in Public Law from the University of Anbar (2012).

• Holds a Bachelor’s degree in Law and graduated first in his class (2006).

• Holds a Certificate of Proficiency in English from the English Language Institute at Griffith University, Australia (2015).

Supervision

Conferences

• Participation in the 21st International Conference of the College of Law, held at the United Arab Emirates University, UAE (Year ????).

• Participation in the Australian International Conference on Political and Legal Studies, held in Sydney, Australia (Year ????).

• Participation in the National Conference on Constitutional Law in the United States of America, held in the State of Arizona (Year ????).

• Member of the Preparatory Committee for the First Scientific Conference of Iraqi Students on Scholarships in Australia and New Zealand, held in Melbourne, Australia (Year ????).

• Member of the Preparatory Committee for the 25th World Congress of Political Science, held in Brisbane, Australia (Year ????).

Training Courses

• Participation in numerous seminars and workshops at the University of Anbar, Iraq.

• Participation in the Legal Project Writing Workshop for Non-Governmental Organizations, held in Baghdad (Year ????).

• Participation in numerous seminars and workshops at Griffith University, Australia.

Memberships

• (???? – Present) Member of the International Society of Public Law, USA.

• (???? – Present) Member of the International Association of Constitutional Law, South Africa.

• (???? – ????) Member of the Administrative Board of the Association of Iraqi Academics in Australia and New Zealand.

• (???? – ????) President of the Iraqi Students Association at Griffith University, Australia.

• (???? – ????) President of the Association of Iraqi Students on Scholarships in Australia and New Zealand.

Other

Conferences

• Participation in the 21st International Conference of the College of Law, held at the United Arab Emirates University, UAE (Year ????).

• Participation in the Australian International Conference on Political and Legal Studies, held in Sydney, Australia (Year ????).

• Participation in the National Conference on Constitutional Law in the United States of America, held in the State of Arizona (Year ????).

• Member of the Preparatory Committee for the First Scientific Conference of Iraqi Students on Scholarships in Australia and New Zealand, held in Melbourne, Australia (Year ????).

• Member of the Preparatory Committee for the 25th World Congress of Political Science, held in Brisbane, Australia (Year ????).

Training Courses

• Participation in the First Course for Legal Representatives of Anbar Governorate Departments, held at the University of Anbar (Year ????).

• Participation in the Electronic Portal Course, held at the University of Anbar (Year ????).

• Achieved first place in the Teaching Methods Course, held at the University of Anbar (Year ????).

• Participation in the Legal Project Writing Workshop for Non-Governmental Organizations, held in Baghdad (Year ????).

• Participation in numerous seminars and workshops at Griffith University, Australia.