The Centre d'histoire judiciaire (Université de Lille/CNRS, UMR 8025) has published 62 volumes in open access from its previous print runs, from 1982 to 2023, with the
licence "Creative Commons Attribution Non Commercial Share Alike 4.0 International (CC-BY-NC-SA-4.0)" on Nakala. [...]
(Source: PUF) (Source: PUF) ABOUT THE BOOK ABOUT THE BOOK ABOUT THE BOOK À la fin du Moyen Âge, après des siècles d'abandon du lexique maritime antique, les écritures
souveraines s'agitent soudain, car les mots d'une nouvelle accusation pénale sublime - le crime de piraterie des Latins - s'infiltrent dans les archives. [...]
Neil W. Hamilton (St. Thomas-MN; Google Scholar), Professional Identity Formation and the NextGen Bar Open Opportunities for Law Student and Law School Success, 3 J.L. Teaching
& Learning ___ (2025): All law faculty, staff, and students want students and graduates to be successful with respect to: (1) academic performance; (2)... [...]
The Palestinian refugee protection framework adopted after WWII faces a crisis of unprecedented proportions. While it remains unclear whether this framework will survive, Israel’s
recent attack on it sheds new light on asylum’s oldest conundrum: the inherent tension between individual rights protection and state sovereignty. [...]
A Regime of Statutes: Building the Modern President in Gilded Age America (1873-1921)Andrea Scoseria Katz Why did the Constitution originally contain no bill of rights? One
important reason was that the delegates believed that an attempt to compose one might wreck the entire enterprise over the issue of slavery. [...]
von ANNEMARIE KAHL Zahlreiche Arbeiten beschreiben die Entwicklung der Grundrechtsdogmatik als Ausweitung (z.B. Dreier 2024). Dieser Beitrag untersucht, ob sich im persönlichen
Schutzbereich politisch-gesellschaftliche Debatten repräsentativ widerspiegeln. Taugt der persönliche... [...]
In this recent post, I flagged a number of press pieces providing various forms and sources of advice for Prez Biden concerning how he should use his clemency power on his
way out the White House door. While we await to see how the outgoing Prez decides to use his clemency pen, we can also note some of the notable recent press discussions [...]
The title of this post is the title of this new essay just posted to SSRN and authored by Meghan Ryan. Here is its abstract: The Supreme Court’s recent opinion in Grants
Pass v. Johnson condoned states’ attempts to police homeless encampments. This was a significant blow to unhoused individuals and their allies. But the Court’s [...]
