For the Balkinization Symposium on David Sloss, People v. The Court: The Next Revolution in Constitutional Law (Cambridge University Press, 2025). For the Balkinization Symposium

on David Sloss, People v. The Court: The Next Revolution in Constitutional Law (Cambridge University Press, 2025). [...]

The Sept. 2 attack on a boat allegedly carrying drugs has sparked widespread discussion regarding the targetability of the 11 people aboard, including two who survived the

first strike, and of the drugs themselves.  Given the administration’s lack of transparency, especially from the Department of Defense, there is widespread speculation [...]

Scotland: hydrolysis as an alternative option to burial or cremation The Scottish Government laid the Hydrolysis (Scotland) (No. 1) Regulations 2026 and the Hydrolysis (Scotland)

(No. 2) Regulations 2026 in the Scottish Parliament on 3 December. The Regulations will enable hydrolysis to be offered as an alternative option to burial or cremation. [...]

75 years after its creation, the European Convention on Human Rights stands at a crossroads. A quarter century of dynamic judgments has profoundly expanded individual rights

in matters of asylum and migration: detention in the context of entry controls, Dublin transfers, socio-economic non-refoulement, and the prohibition of collective [...]

As we are celebrating the 75th anniversary of the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR), the topic of migration stands at the center of concerns about the Convention’s

state of health. In this blogpost adapted from my remarks at a Conference in the Federal Ministry for Justice and Consumer Protection, I argue that those attacking [...]

1. Legal Dimensions of Agricultural Subsidies in the WTO System Conference. This two day International Conference on Legal Dimensions of Agricultural Subsidies in the WTO System

will be held virtually on 19 – 20 December 2025 from 10 AM-  6 PM (IST), with no registration fee. [...]

This article analyses the complex relationship between administrative and criminal sanctions in Polish law, focusing on tax and social security cases and the constitutional

ne bis in idem principle. It centres on the 2011 judgment of the Polish Constitutional Tribunal (P 90/08), which held that the 75% lump-sum tax on undisclosed income [...]

This article analyses the criminal offence of unjustified set-off in Italian tax law, introduced alongside the offence of non-payment of VAT by Legislative Decree No. 74/2000

(Sects. 10-ter and 10-quater) to counter increasingly common forms of tax evasion. [...]

This article examines the European Union’s role and obligations under the United Nations Convention against Corruption (UNCAC), to which the EU acceded in 2008 as the only

regional economic integration organisation. It first outlines the scope and structure of UNCAC and its implementation architecture, including the Conference of the [...]