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A widely studied topic in comparative law is the extent to which countries’ legal origins—and especially whether they are a civil or common law system—are assoc
Alexander Hamilton famously called the Supreme Court the “least dangerous branch” because it was reliant on Congress for funding and the President for enforceme
The purpose of this study is to analyze the Hybrid Constitutional Courts, enlisted by national and international judges as a transitional justice option to re-b
Constitutional courts typically adhere to established precedent to maintain their authority and to avoid the appearance of political inference. However, in a re
This systematic literature review examines AI transparency laws and governance in the European Union (EU) and the United Kingdom (UK) through a socio-legal lens
Genealogy is a form of argument that seeks to discredit social phenomena by exposing their pernicious ancestry. In recent years, the U.S. Supreme Court has used
The mapping of the French media ecosystem aims to produce a technical infrastructure to monitor the media landscape's news information and circulation dynamics. We produced a database comprising a large sample of major authoritative news media and alternative sources. Using a global and structural approach, we analyzed the relationships between the French media sources regarding their authority, ideological position, and audience. We also used De Facto’s enriched database of fact checks, the statistical and topological properties of Twitter accounts regularly sharing misinformation to measure their activity and visualize their position in the media ecosystem. First, we present the protocol and the methodology used to produce the dataset, then we describe the general structure and the properties of the French media ecosystem with a specific focus on disinformation.
Les Journées internationales sud-coréennes, deux fois reportées à cause de la crise sanitaire, se tiendront enfin du 16 au 18 juin 2025, à Séoul, et porteront sur le thème de “L’intelligence artificielle“. Le premier questionnaire portera sur “Intelligence artificielle et […]
The world stands at a crossroads for democracy. On the one hand, 2024 is a “mega election year,” in which people in more than sixty countries—encompassing nearl
Today's blog post announces the most viewed legal research reports and Global Legal Monitor articles of 2024.
Courts often do not play a significant role in constitutional replacement processes. Observers have identified exceptions and theorized about the courts' possib
Judicial governance institutions (e.g., judicial councils) intend to protect judiciaries from political manipulation, thus seeking judicial independence. Someti
Viewed as crucial to the process of European integration, domestic judicial dynamics drew the attention of empirical scholars early on. Participation in the pre
This paper presents a data analysis of the four most important legal questions at issue in the 2024 International Court of Justice advisory opinion on cl
International human rights courts review applications brought before them by victims and these courts need to determine whether the facts they describe
This is a case comment on Canadian Frontline Nurses v Canada (Attorney General), 2024 FC 42 , which held that the federal government’s invocation of the Emergen
In studies of foreign legal history countries, it is necessary to shift the attention of scholars and students from public institutions and statutory law to the
The value of data is widely acknowledged, and in democratic institutions, data can play an important role when striving for more transparency, innovative workin
Under both the Court's current Buckley test and under any plausible version of originalism, contributions to independent political action committees are
This article argues that, as a by-product of the administrative and over-regulated nature of the Irish State, the Courts have had to increase their level of def
In countries receiving foreign aid, non-state justice systems rooted in custom or religion generally handle most legal disputes. This dramatically influences th
The process of globalization has generated increasing interest in United States law. One consequence of this interest is the development of a new market for U.S
Jocelyn Simonson, Radical Acts of Justice: How Ordinary People Are Dismantling Mass Incarceration (2023).Jessica M. EaglinIt is easy to privilege certain kinds of “doing” in law. From constitutional law and the courts to statutory mandates and the legislature, these are highly visible examples of law in action. As such, their effect and import are deeply studied, and criminal law is no different. Yet there are so many ways to “do” and interact with criminal law, a key takeaway from [...]
This Article examines the potential use of large language models (LLMs) like ChatGPT in constitutional interpretation. LLMs are extremely powerful tools, with s
The article argues that a fundamental misunderstanding has seen common law and the civil law trend in the same direction and become closer together. This
The new wave of global autocratization seems to be here to stay. Reports from the V-Dem Institute demonstrate that in 2023, at least 42 countries were undergoin
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