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This essay offers yet another proposal for Supreme Court reform. My proposal is rooted in a preference for subject matter expertise in judging. Drawing from arb
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Je ne comprends pas tout. Semble être un article présentant un travail en cours et basé sur un ancien travail de 2012 dont je ne trouve pas les références précises. Mais cela peut être intéressant
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Publicación de revistas del Instituto de Investigaciones Jurídicas.
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This piece critically analyzes whether AI-based legislative drafting jeopardizes democratic legitimacy in South Asia's plural constitutional orders, and is spec
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This article explores the often overlooked political and legal pamphlets of Olympe de Gouges, a French revolutionary thinker whose contributions extend far beyo
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