Quarante-et-un citoyens italiens invoquent une violation de l'article 2 de la Convention européenne de sauvegarde des droits de l'homme, celui-là même qui garantit le droit
à la vie. Ils parviennent devant la Cour à l'issue d'une class action visant à faire condamner les pollueurs. [...]
Call for Papers: Why Now? Women, Equality, and the Legal Academy: In 2012, the prior chairs of WLE – 22 in number, including Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Herma Hill Kay – wrote
individually to generate collaboratively a history of the Section of Women in Legal Education. [...]
[Laura Nyirinkindi is Chair of the Working Group on Discrimination Against Women and Girls and a Senior Managing Consultant at Pro Initiatives Legal and Human Rights Agency]
The UN Working Group on Discrimination Against Women and Girls (WGDAWG) has continually expressed concerns that, despite women and girls’ diverse experiences and [...]
Well, I forgot to post yesterday, which was the 21st anniversary of the first post at Mirror of Justice. (I think I have law students who were born after that first post.)
A lot has happened since then (besides 2 papal conclaves, 6 presidential elections, and two Notre Dame losses in the National Championship game). [...]
Honolulu Civil Beat, Free Speech Group Blasts UH For Censoring Law School Presentation: For a decade University of Hawaiʻi law instructor Ken Lawson used a simple PowerPoint
to teach first-year law students about the legal consequences of a fatal shooting. [...]
In addition to the appointment of new King's Counsel last week, the Ministry of Justice also announced the award of nine new Honorary King’s Counsel (KC Honoris Causa ) which
included Professor Martin Dixon (Queens' College), Professor of the Law of Real Property and Head of the Department of Land Economy. [...]
The European Parliament and the Council adopted two new laws under the cybersecurity legislative package to bolster the EU's ability to detect, prepare for, and respond to
cyber threats and incidents: [...]
Following a decision by the Council on 12 December 2024, Bulgaria and Romania fully joined the Schengen area as of 1 January 2025. Internal land border controls with Bulgaria
and Romania are lifted. As of 1 January 2025, citizens enjoy unrestricted land travel between Bulgaria, Romania, and other Schengen countries. [...]
(image source: Glossae) Notas historiográficas sobre la contribución del Tribunal Supremo a la configuración de los delitos en España (1870-1978) (Aniceto Masferrer)Abstract:
Jurisprudencia del Tribunal Supremo sobre el delito de lesa majestad (1870-1972) (Dolores del Mar Sánchez-González)Abstract: [...]
On 28 November 2024, the EU Agency for Fundamental Rights (FRA) published a paper titled “Stepping up the response to victims of crime: FRA’s findings on challenges and
solutions” The paper outlines the main challenges and solutions in promoting and protecting victims' rights across the EU and provides an overview of all relevant [...]
