Documentation juridique

The coexistence of the phenomena of digitalization and law determines their mutual influence and actualizes the task of studying the impact manifested in relati

A speech to the Public Service Association, delivered on 28 November 2016. The speech introduces Sir Geoffrey Palmer and Dr Andrew Butler’s book, A Constitut

We ought to rethink how we understand the conflict of laws in Australia with respect to forum statutes. This is an important issue: the proper treatment of ambi

Since 2019, Legal Research Demystified has quickly gained adoptions at over thirty law schools. This textbook guides law students through eight steps to resear

This article builds on the many works before it that have documented the inequities associated with the way that law school faculties are structured. At most sc

Judicial review of the executive faces a constant threat of constitutional illegitimacy. Historically, this manifested in a conflict between the common law and

This article is for beginning law students (both undergraduate and graduate). It aims to provide them with an accessible guide to academic integrity requirement

Association pour la fondation internationale de finances publiques

Urbanisme, aménagement, environnement, santé, sport…, il n’est pas un projet local qui échappe à l’inflation normative et règlementaire. Le constat n’est pas nouveau mais la situation ne s’améliore pas en dépit des soi-disant chocs de simplification promis par les gouvernements successifs. Les procédures kafkaïennes imposées aux élus pour obtenir un cofinancement national (DETR, DSIL…) ou européen – et la rigidité des critères d’attribution décidés par l’État, la mise en place récente d’une gouvernance complexe dans le domaine du sport, l’avalanche de contraintes nouvelles comme celles générées pour les cantines scolaires par les lois «Egalim» de 2018, «Agec» en 2020 et «Climat et résilience» en 2021, sans tenir compte des capacités techniques et financières des collectivités – nuisent à la fois à l’équité et à l’efficience comme à la performance de l’action locale.

The need for explainability in implementations of ‘Rules as Code (RaC)’ has similarities to the concept of ‘Explainable AI (XAI)’. Explainability is also necess

Democracies and authoritarian regimes have different approaches to international law, grounded in their different forms of government. As the balance of power b

Legal technological developments have been both lauded as the promising future of the law and derided as a danger to the fundamentals of justice. This article h

Dans le cadre de sa mobilisation en faveur de l’égalité et de la diversité, la justice administrative poursuit son engagement pour renforcer l’accessibilité du droit auprès de toutes et tous, y inclus les personnes en situation de handicap intellectuel ou maîtrisant mal la langue française.

Disruptive technologies are taking shape in the globe. This paper looks at the legal issues that disruptive technologies bring. With a major focus on Artificial

Henry Smith, Equity as Meta-Law, 130 Yale L.J. 1050 (2021).Taisu ZhangIn more ways, than one, Henry Smith’s Equity as Meta-Law is an awkward fit for JOTWELL: the site, as I have long understood it, has an implicit focus on the work of emerging scholars, not very well-established ones. Moreover, the article does not easily fit into any of the subfields that JOTWELL disaggregates legal scholarship into: on the one hand, while there is quite a bit of legal history in [...]

The court proceedings need to be viewed as a sequential process, where the sequence of making decisions of particular questions is strictly regulated by the log

U.S. News ranks law school specialty programs solely on reputation. A faculty member teaching in a specialty area at each school is asked to assess their area a