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Introductory class for Comparative Law at the American University of Afghanistan taught by Professor Nafay Choudhury.
BOOK REVIEW
METHODS OF COMPARATIVE LAW
Edited by Pier Giuseppe Monateri
Edward Elgar Publications Ltd
ISBN: 978 1 84980 252 9
www.e-elgar.com
COMPARATIVE LAW --EXPLORING A CONTINUALLY EVOLVING FIELD OF ENQUIRY
An appreciation by Phillip Taylor MBE and Elizabeth Taylor of Richmond Green Chambers
Recently published by Edward Elgar Publishing, 'Methods of Comparative Law' presents a collection of some of the most significant exploratory and definitive treatises on the often complex and wide-ranging area of comparative law.
Within one convenient volume, it brings together the work of no less than nineteen academics and scholars from top universities and law faculties worldwide, spanning an amazing range of specialties and disciplines.
The depth and breadth of erudition on the part of each contributor is nothing if not impressive. Numerous avenues are explored down the pathways of, for example, the history of law, the philosophy of law (jurisprudence) and the interplay and overlap between these disciplines and others, including economics in particular.
Here's just one example of these intriguing excursions down a particular pathway of enquiry and we quote: 'In recent years a new generation of literature, developed at the interface of law, economics and public choice theory, provides an alternative hypothesis regarding the evolution of the common law.' Agree with this or not, the operative word here, we believe is 'interface' and as the title indicates, we are talking here about inter-disciplinary and multi-disciplinary research.
If this sounds a little abstruse, it is nonetheless intriguing and has a number of practical applications in law, certainly, as well as economics and public policy.
As the editor, Pier Monateri explains, the structure of the book including the sequence of the chapters, as well as the selection of individual essays, is 'designed to focus on the evolving shape of legal "comparativism".
The result is, he adds, 'an accessible manual from which scholars, students and practitioners can benefit.'
Extensively footnoted throughout, the book takes its place as part of Elgar's 'Research Handbooks in Comparative Law' series -- the first of its kind, apparently, to cover such a broad range of comparative law issues. The orientation is global; the approach scholarly. This is a book which will no doubt interest the worldwide community of law academics and academic lawyers. Offering up some of the latest thinking on this subject, it contains much food for thought. The publication date is 2012.
- published: 24 Aug 2012
- views: 1013
BOOK REVIEW
ENGLISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN COMPARATIVE LAW
3rd edition
By Raymond Youngs
ISBN: 978 0 41554 066 7
ROUTLEDGE
TAYLOR & FRANCIS GROUP
For full table of contents click here http://bit.ly/1EjPjek
www.routledge.com
THE LEGAL SYSTEMS OF ENGLAND, FRANCE AND GERMANY COMPARED: THE DEFINITIVE TEXTBOOK FOR STUDENTS OF COMPARATIVE LAW
An appreciation by Phillip Taylor MBE and Elizabeth Taylor of Richmond Green Chambers
UK students of comparative law will welcome the publication of the latest edition of this substantial and authoritative legal textbook from the Routledge, and the Taylor & Francis Group. The author, Raymond Youngs, a solicitor, is a senior lecturer at Kingston University and Senior Research Fellow at the Institute of Global Law, University College London.
Comparative lawyers will recall that Kinston University was one of the pioneers in setting up a course aimed at examining UK links with EU law, specifically French law and German law. This book therefore makes a useful contribution to the study of European jurisprudence -- and -- in its scholarly, yet straightforward and succinct approach, functions as a real time-saver for students in this area. It is worth noting that, as mentioned in the preface to the first edition, the translations of statutory material contained in the book -- including extracts from the codes and constitutions -- are the author’s own.
This new edition incorporates all significant new developments that have emerged since the publication of the previous edition.
A broad range of new case law is examined on such issues as, to cite only a few examples: preventive detention… the internet… closed circuit television (CCTV)… DNA… the prevention of human trafficking… the privacy versus free speech debate… religious clothing… pre-nuptial agreements… and the balance between the fight against terrorism and personal freedom.
In this, as well as in previous editions, the aim has been two-fold: first to introduce and examine key areas of the three legal systems under discussion -- and secondly, to create a convenient means of allowing readers to compare them, noting both similarities and differences.
We quote the author’s observation that ‘the differences are… more revealing starting points for a critical appreciation of a legal system than mere speculation would be.’
To summarize, the book is divided into six sections, to cover constitutions, legal systems, court systems, human rights, torts and contracts, with emphasis throughout on such areas as the abuse of power and the rights of private individuals. The useful index at the back aids navigation, making it easier for students under pressure to look things up.
The book is certainly a formidable research resource, with copious footnotes, a useful bibliography, a list of websites and journal sources -- and extensive table of cases and of legislation. Practitioners as well as students of comparative law will no doubt find this book indispensable.
The publication date is cited as at August 2013.
- published: 06 Oct 2014
- views: 1343
This session addressed the objectives and contents of the basic course in comparative law. Doing so forces one to confront the fundamental questions of why students should study comparative law and whether there is an essential core to the field of which any serious student should be aware. Is the goal of comparative law to examine differences and similarities in discrete subjects of private and/or public law from which students might better understand the competing policies and rule choices in specific fields? Or, is the goal to understand competing legal systems and underlying modes of thought (e.g., common law, civil law, and non-Western traditions, such as Islamic law) from which might flow discussions of the underlying nature of law and legal order? Or, is the essential core to understand the methods by which scholars in different legal systems can compare one with another (as well as the inherent limitations on such comparisons)? How should the objectives of the course change in the future, and how should basic courses in comparative law change in to meet these goals?
- published: 08 Mar 2012
- views: 3464
International & Comparative Law of Patents. This is a course which is part of the Postgraduate Law degree offered by the University of London. This course comprises 4 sections and Dr Phillip Johnson, the author of the course, provides this introduction.
- published: 14 Nov 2013
- views: 379
On January 11, the Harvard Law School chapter of the American Constitution Society hosted Professor Santiago Legarre of the Universidad Católica Argentina, for a talk titled "A Natural Law Theory of Comparative Constitutional Law?"
- published: 27 Jan 2016
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Comparative law
Comparative law is the study of differences and similarities between the law of different countries. More specifically, it involves study of the different legal systems in existence in the world, including the common law, the civil law, socialist law, Jewish Law, Islamic law, Hindu law, and Chinese law. It includes the description and analysis of foreign legal systems, even where no explicit comparison is undertaken. The importance of comparative law has increased enormously in the present age of internationalism, economic globalization and democratization.
History
The origins of modern comparative law can be traced back to 18th century Europe, although, prior to that, legal scholars had always practiced comparative methodologies.
Montesquieu is generally regarded as an early founding figure of comparative law. His comparative approach is obvious in the following excerpt from Chapter III of Book I of his masterpiece, De l'esprit des lois (1748; first translated by Thomas Nugent, 1750):
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Ugo Mattei
Ugo Mattei (born 1961 in Turin, Piedmont) is the Alfred and Hanna Fromm Professor of International and Comparative Law at the University of California, Hastings College of the Law, in San Francisco, California and a full Professor of Civil Law in the University of Turin, Italy. He is the Academic Coordinator of the International University College of Turin, Italy, a radically new school where issues of law and finance in global capitalism are critically approached. He is also currently a columnist for the Italian newspaper Il Manifesto.
Mattei was born in Turin, Italy, in 1961. He graduated first in his class in 1983 from the Law School of the University of Turin and he received his LL.M. from Boalt Hall (University of California, Berkeley School of Law) in 1989 where he was a Fulbright Fellow. He also attended the London School of Economics and the Faculté Internationale de Droit Comparé in Strasbourg.
Mattei has been a visiting scholar at Yale Law School and the Trinity College and Wolfson College, University of Cambridge, and a visiting professor at Oslo, Berkeley, Montpellier, Macau. In 1985 he joined the law school of the University of Trento as an assistant professor and he received tenure as a full professor in 1990. In Trento he taught civil law and Introduction to African Law and Institutions. In 1992 he was appointed as a professor in the Faculté Internationale de Droit Comparé (Strasbourg), where he served for four years.
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38:01Comparative Law - Introductory Class
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4:08Methods of Comparative Law
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BOOK REVIEW METHODS OF COMPARATIVE LAW Edited by Pier Giuseppe Monateri Edward Elgar Publications Ltd ISBN: 978 1 84980 252 9 www.e-elgar.com COMPARATIVE LAW --EXPLORING A CONTINUALLY EVOLVING FIELD OF ENQUIRY An appreciation by Phillip Taylor MBE and Elizabeth Taylor of Richmond Green Chambers Recently published by Edward Elgar Publishing, 'Methods of Comparative Law' presents a collection of some of the most significant exploratory and definitive treatises on the often complex and wide-ranging area of comparative law. Within one convenient volume, it brings together the work of no less than nineteen academics and scholars from top universities and law faculties worldwide, spanning an amazing range of specialties and disciplines. The depth and breadth of erudition on the part of each contributor is nothing if not impressive. Numerous avenues are explored down the pathways of, for example, the history of law, the philosophy of law (jurisprudence) and the interplay and overlap between these disciplines and others, including economics in particular. Here's just one example of these intriguing excursions down a particular pathway of enquiry and we quote: 'In recent years a new generation of literature, developed at the interface of law, economics and public choice theory, provides an alternative hypothesis regarding the evolution of the common law.' Agree with this or not, the operative word here, we believe is 'interface' and as the title indicates, we are talking here about inter-disciplinary and multi-disciplinary research. If this sounds a little abstruse, it is nonetheless intriguing and has a number of practical applications in law, certainly, as well as economics and public policy. As the editor, Pier Monateri explains, the structure of the book including the sequence of the chapters, as well as the selection of individual essays, is 'designed to focus on the evolving shape of legal "comparativism". The result is, he adds, 'an accessible manual from which scholars, students and practitioners can benefit.' Extensively footnoted throughout, the book takes its place as part of Elgar's 'Research Handbooks in Comparative Law' series -- the first of its kind, apparently, to cover such a broad range of comparative law issues. The orientation is global; the approach scholarly. This is a book which will no doubt interest the worldwide community of law academics and academic lawyers. Offering up some of the latest thinking on this subject, it contains much food for thought. The publication date is 2012. -
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10:46English, French and German Comparative Law
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BOOK REVIEW ENGLISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN COMPARATIVE LAW 3rd edition By Raymond Youngs ISBN: 978 0 41554 066 7 ROUTLEDGE TAYLOR & FRANCIS GROUP For full table of contents click here http://bit.ly/1EjPjek www.routledge.com THE LEGAL SYSTEMS OF ENGLAND, FRANCE AND GERMANY COMPARED: THE DEFINITIVE TEXTBOOK FOR STUDENTS OF COMPARATIVE LAW An appreciation by Phillip Taylor MBE and Elizabeth Taylor of Richmond Green Chambers UK students of comparative law will welcome the publication of the latest edition of this substantial and authoritative legal textbook from the Routledge, and the Taylor & Francis Group. The author, Raymond Youngs, a solicitor, is a senior lecturer at Kingston University and Senior Research Fellow at the Institute of Global Law, University College London. Comparative lawyers will recall that Kinston University was one of the pioneers in setting up a course aimed at examining UK links with EU law, specifically French law and German law. This book therefore makes a useful contribution to the study of European jurisprudence -- and -- in its scholarly, yet straightforward and succinct approach, functions as a real time-saver for students in this area. It is worth noting that, as mentioned in the preface to the first edition, the translations of statutory material contained in the book -- including extracts from the codes and constitutions -- are the author’s own. This new edition incorporates all significant new developments that have emerged since the publication of the previous edition. A broad range of new case law is examined on such issues as, to cite only a few examples: preventive detention… the internet… closed circuit television (CCTV)… DNA… the prevention of human trafficking… the privacy versus free speech debate… religious clothing… pre-nuptial agreements… and the balance between the fight against terrorism and personal freedom. In this, as well as in previous editions, the aim has been two-fold: first to introduce and examine key areas of the three legal systems under discussion -- and secondly, to create a convenient means of allowing readers to compare them, noting both similarities and differences. We quote the author’s observation that ‘the differences are… more revealing starting points for a critical appreciation of a legal system than mere speculation would be.’ To summarize, the book is divided into six sections, to cover constitutions, legal systems, court systems, human rights, torts and contracts, with emphasis throughout on such areas as the abuse of power and the rights of private individuals. The useful index at the back aids navigation, making it easier for students under pressure to look things up. The book is certainly a formidable research resource, with copious footnotes, a useful bibliography, a list of websites and journal sources -- and extensive table of cases and of legislation. Practitioners as well as students of comparative law will no doubt find this book indispensable. The publication date is cited as at August 2013. -
5:13Comparative Law - Professor Keith S. Rosenn
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47:21Education Panel 1: The Basic Comparative Law Course Today
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This session addressed the objectives and contents of the basic course in comparative law. Doing so forces one to confront the fundamental questions of why students should study comparative law and whether there is an essential core to the field of which any serious student should be aware. Is the goal of comparative law to examine differences and similarities in discrete subjects of private and/or public law from which students might better understand the competing policies and rule choices in specific fields? Or, is the goal to understand competing legal systems and underlying modes of thought (e.g., common law, civil law, and non-Western traditions, such as Islamic law) from which might flow discussions of the underlying nature of law and legal order? Or, is the essential core to understand the methods by which scholars in different legal systems can compare one with another (as well as the inherent limitations on such comparisons)? How should the objectives of the course change in the future, and how should basic courses in comparative law change in to meet these goals? -
6:10International & Comparative Law of Patents Dr Phillip Johnson Intro
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9:57American Society of Comparative Law - A Conversation with Ugo Mattei
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16:08American Society of Comparative Law - A Conversation with Richard S. Kay
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43:57Santiago Legarre | A Natural Law Theory of Comparative Constitutional Law?
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On January 11, the Harvard Law School chapter of the American Constitution Society hosted Professor Santiago Legarre of the Universidad Católica Argentina, for a talk titled "A Natural Law Theory of Comparative Constitutional Law?"
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Comparative Law - Introductory Class
Introductory class for Comparative Law at the American University of Afghanistan taught by Professor Nafay Choudhury. -
Methods of Comparative Law
BOOK REVIEW METHODS OF COMPARATIVE LAW Edited by Pier Giuseppe Monateri Edward Elgar Publications Ltd ISBN: 978 1 84980 252 9 www.e-elgar.com COMPARATIVE LAW --EXPLORING A CONTINUALLY EVOLVING FIELD OF ENQUIRY An appreciation by Phillip Taylor MBE and Elizabeth Taylor of Richmond Green Chambers Recently published by Edward Elgar Publishing, 'Methods of Comparative Law' presents a collection of some of the most significant exploratory and definitive treatises on the often complex and wide-ranging area of comparative law. Within one convenient volume, it brings together the work of no less than nineteen academics and scholars from top universities and law faculties worldwide, spanning an amazing range of specialties and disciplines. The depth and breadth of erudition on the... -
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English, French and German Comparative Law
BOOK REVIEW ENGLISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN COMPARATIVE LAW 3rd edition By Raymond Youngs ISBN: 978 0 41554 066 7 ROUTLEDGE TAYLOR & FRANCIS GROUP For full table of contents click here http://bit.ly/1EjPjek www.routledge.com THE LEGAL SYSTEMS OF ENGLAND, FRANCE AND GERMANY COMPARED: THE DEFINITIVE TEXTBOOK FOR STUDENTS OF COMPARATIVE LAW An appreciation by Phillip Taylor MBE and Elizabeth Taylor of Richmond Green Chambers UK students of comparative law will welcome the publication of the latest edition of this substantial and authoritative legal textbook from the Routledge, and the Taylor & Francis Group. The author, Raymond Youngs, a solicitor, is a senior lecturer at Kingston University and Senior Research Fellow at the Institute of Global Law, University College London. Compara... -
Comparative Law - Professor Keith S. Rosenn
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Education Panel 1: The Basic Comparative Law Course Today
This session addressed the objectives and contents of the basic course in comparative law. Doing so forces one to confront the fundamental questions of why students should study comparative law and whether there is an essential core to the field of which any serious student should be aware. Is the goal of comparative law to examine differences and similarities in discrete subjects of private and/or public law from which students might better understand the competing policies and rule choices in specific fields? Or, is the goal to understand competing legal systems and underlying modes of thought (e.g., common law, civil law, and non-Western traditions, such as Islamic law) from which might flow discussions of the underlying nature of law and legal order? Or, is the essential core to unders... -
International & Comparative Law of Patents Dr Phillip Johnson Intro
International & Comparative Law of Patents. This is a course which is part of the Postgraduate Law degree offered by the University of London. This course comprises 4 sections and Dr Phillip Johnson, the author of the course, provides this introduction. -
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American Society of Comparative Law - A Conversation with Richard S. Kay
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Santiago Legarre | A Natural Law Theory of Comparative Constitutional Law?
On January 11, the Harvard Law School chapter of the American Constitution Society hosted Professor Santiago Legarre of the Universidad Católica Argentina, for a talk titled "A Natural Law Theory of Comparative Constitutional Law?"
Comparative Law - Introductory Class
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Introductory class for Comparative Law at the American University of Afghanistan taught by Professor Nafay Choudhury.
Introductory class for Comparative Law at the American University of Afghanistan taught by Professor Nafay Choudhury.
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Introductory class for Comparative Law at the American University of Afghanistan taught by Professor Nafay Choudhury.
- published: 04 Jul 2015
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Methods of Comparative Law
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- Updated: 24 Aug 2012
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BOOK REVIEW
METHODS OF COMPARATIVE LAW
Edited by Pier Giuseppe Monateri
Edward Elgar Publications Ltd
ISBN: 978 1 84980 252 9
www.e-elgar.com
COMPARA...
BOOK REVIEW
METHODS OF COMPARATIVE LAW
Edited by Pier Giuseppe Monateri
Edward Elgar Publications Ltd
ISBN: 978 1 84980 252 9
www.e-elgar.com
COMPARATIVE LAW --EXPLORING A CONTINUALLY EVOLVING FIELD OF ENQUIRY
An appreciation by Phillip Taylor MBE and Elizabeth Taylor of Richmond Green Chambers
Recently published by Edward Elgar Publishing, 'Methods of Comparative Law' presents a collection of some of the most significant exploratory and definitive treatises on the often complex and wide-ranging area of comparative law.
Within one convenient volume, it brings together the work of no less than nineteen academics and scholars from top universities and law faculties worldwide, spanning an amazing range of specialties and disciplines.
The depth and breadth of erudition on the part of each contributor is nothing if not impressive. Numerous avenues are explored down the pathways of, for example, the history of law, the philosophy of law (jurisprudence) and the interplay and overlap between these disciplines and others, including economics in particular.
Here's just one example of these intriguing excursions down a particular pathway of enquiry and we quote: 'In recent years a new generation of literature, developed at the interface of law, economics and public choice theory, provides an alternative hypothesis regarding the evolution of the common law.' Agree with this or not, the operative word here, we believe is 'interface' and as the title indicates, we are talking here about inter-disciplinary and multi-disciplinary research.
If this sounds a little abstruse, it is nonetheless intriguing and has a number of practical applications in law, certainly, as well as economics and public policy.
As the editor, Pier Monateri explains, the structure of the book including the sequence of the chapters, as well as the selection of individual essays, is 'designed to focus on the evolving shape of legal "comparativism".
The result is, he adds, 'an accessible manual from which scholars, students and practitioners can benefit.'
Extensively footnoted throughout, the book takes its place as part of Elgar's 'Research Handbooks in Comparative Law' series -- the first of its kind, apparently, to cover such a broad range of comparative law issues. The orientation is global; the approach scholarly. This is a book which will no doubt interest the worldwide community of law academics and academic lawyers. Offering up some of the latest thinking on this subject, it contains much food for thought. The publication date is 2012.
wn.com/Methods Of Comparative Law
BOOK REVIEW
METHODS OF COMPARATIVE LAW
Edited by Pier Giuseppe Monateri
Edward Elgar Publications Ltd
ISBN: 978 1 84980 252 9
www.e-elgar.com
COMPARATIVE LAW --EXPLORING A CONTINUALLY EVOLVING FIELD OF ENQUIRY
An appreciation by Phillip Taylor MBE and Elizabeth Taylor of Richmond Green Chambers
Recently published by Edward Elgar Publishing, 'Methods of Comparative Law' presents a collection of some of the most significant exploratory and definitive treatises on the often complex and wide-ranging area of comparative law.
Within one convenient volume, it brings together the work of no less than nineteen academics and scholars from top universities and law faculties worldwide, spanning an amazing range of specialties and disciplines.
The depth and breadth of erudition on the part of each contributor is nothing if not impressive. Numerous avenues are explored down the pathways of, for example, the history of law, the philosophy of law (jurisprudence) and the interplay and overlap between these disciplines and others, including economics in particular.
Here's just one example of these intriguing excursions down a particular pathway of enquiry and we quote: 'In recent years a new generation of literature, developed at the interface of law, economics and public choice theory, provides an alternative hypothesis regarding the evolution of the common law.' Agree with this or not, the operative word here, we believe is 'interface' and as the title indicates, we are talking here about inter-disciplinary and multi-disciplinary research.
If this sounds a little abstruse, it is nonetheless intriguing and has a number of practical applications in law, certainly, as well as economics and public policy.
As the editor, Pier Monateri explains, the structure of the book including the sequence of the chapters, as well as the selection of individual essays, is 'designed to focus on the evolving shape of legal "comparativism".
The result is, he adds, 'an accessible manual from which scholars, students and practitioners can benefit.'
Extensively footnoted throughout, the book takes its place as part of Elgar's 'Research Handbooks in Comparative Law' series -- the first of its kind, apparently, to cover such a broad range of comparative law issues. The orientation is global; the approach scholarly. This is a book which will no doubt interest the worldwide community of law academics and academic lawyers. Offering up some of the latest thinking on this subject, it contains much food for thought. The publication date is 2012.
- published: 24 Aug 2012
- views: 1013
Comparative Law
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- Updated: 15 Nov 2013
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English, French and German Comparative Law
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- Updated: 06 Oct 2014
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BOOK REVIEW
ENGLISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN COMPARATIVE LAW
3rd edition
By Raymond Youngs
ISBN: 978 0 41554 066 7
ROUTLEDGE
TAYLOR & FRANCIS GROUP
For full tabl...
BOOK REVIEW
ENGLISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN COMPARATIVE LAW
3rd edition
By Raymond Youngs
ISBN: 978 0 41554 066 7
ROUTLEDGE
TAYLOR & FRANCIS GROUP
For full table of contents click here http://bit.ly/1EjPjek
www.routledge.com
THE LEGAL SYSTEMS OF ENGLAND, FRANCE AND GERMANY COMPARED: THE DEFINITIVE TEXTBOOK FOR STUDENTS OF COMPARATIVE LAW
An appreciation by Phillip Taylor MBE and Elizabeth Taylor of Richmond Green Chambers
UK students of comparative law will welcome the publication of the latest edition of this substantial and authoritative legal textbook from the Routledge, and the Taylor & Francis Group. The author, Raymond Youngs, a solicitor, is a senior lecturer at Kingston University and Senior Research Fellow at the Institute of Global Law, University College London.
Comparative lawyers will recall that Kinston University was one of the pioneers in setting up a course aimed at examining UK links with EU law, specifically French law and German law. This book therefore makes a useful contribution to the study of European jurisprudence -- and -- in its scholarly, yet straightforward and succinct approach, functions as a real time-saver for students in this area. It is worth noting that, as mentioned in the preface to the first edition, the translations of statutory material contained in the book -- including extracts from the codes and constitutions -- are the author’s own.
This new edition incorporates all significant new developments that have emerged since the publication of the previous edition.
A broad range of new case law is examined on such issues as, to cite only a few examples: preventive detention… the internet… closed circuit television (CCTV)… DNA… the prevention of human trafficking… the privacy versus free speech debate… religious clothing… pre-nuptial agreements… and the balance between the fight against terrorism and personal freedom.
In this, as well as in previous editions, the aim has been two-fold: first to introduce and examine key areas of the three legal systems under discussion -- and secondly, to create a convenient means of allowing readers to compare them, noting both similarities and differences.
We quote the author’s observation that ‘the differences are… more revealing starting points for a critical appreciation of a legal system than mere speculation would be.’
To summarize, the book is divided into six sections, to cover constitutions, legal systems, court systems, human rights, torts and contracts, with emphasis throughout on such areas as the abuse of power and the rights of private individuals. The useful index at the back aids navigation, making it easier for students under pressure to look things up.
The book is certainly a formidable research resource, with copious footnotes, a useful bibliography, a list of websites and journal sources -- and extensive table of cases and of legislation. Practitioners as well as students of comparative law will no doubt find this book indispensable.
The publication date is cited as at August 2013.
wn.com/English, French And German Comparative Law
BOOK REVIEW
ENGLISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN COMPARATIVE LAW
3rd edition
By Raymond Youngs
ISBN: 978 0 41554 066 7
ROUTLEDGE
TAYLOR & FRANCIS GROUP
For full table of contents click here http://bit.ly/1EjPjek
www.routledge.com
THE LEGAL SYSTEMS OF ENGLAND, FRANCE AND GERMANY COMPARED: THE DEFINITIVE TEXTBOOK FOR STUDENTS OF COMPARATIVE LAW
An appreciation by Phillip Taylor MBE and Elizabeth Taylor of Richmond Green Chambers
UK students of comparative law will welcome the publication of the latest edition of this substantial and authoritative legal textbook from the Routledge, and the Taylor & Francis Group. The author, Raymond Youngs, a solicitor, is a senior lecturer at Kingston University and Senior Research Fellow at the Institute of Global Law, University College London.
Comparative lawyers will recall that Kinston University was one of the pioneers in setting up a course aimed at examining UK links with EU law, specifically French law and German law. This book therefore makes a useful contribution to the study of European jurisprudence -- and -- in its scholarly, yet straightforward and succinct approach, functions as a real time-saver for students in this area. It is worth noting that, as mentioned in the preface to the first edition, the translations of statutory material contained in the book -- including extracts from the codes and constitutions -- are the author’s own.
This new edition incorporates all significant new developments that have emerged since the publication of the previous edition.
A broad range of new case law is examined on such issues as, to cite only a few examples: preventive detention… the internet… closed circuit television (CCTV)… DNA… the prevention of human trafficking… the privacy versus free speech debate… religious clothing… pre-nuptial agreements… and the balance between the fight against terrorism and personal freedom.
In this, as well as in previous editions, the aim has been two-fold: first to introduce and examine key areas of the three legal systems under discussion -- and secondly, to create a convenient means of allowing readers to compare them, noting both similarities and differences.
We quote the author’s observation that ‘the differences are… more revealing starting points for a critical appreciation of a legal system than mere speculation would be.’
To summarize, the book is divided into six sections, to cover constitutions, legal systems, court systems, human rights, torts and contracts, with emphasis throughout on such areas as the abuse of power and the rights of private individuals. The useful index at the back aids navigation, making it easier for students under pressure to look things up.
The book is certainly a formidable research resource, with copious footnotes, a useful bibliography, a list of websites and journal sources -- and extensive table of cases and of legislation. Practitioners as well as students of comparative law will no doubt find this book indispensable.
The publication date is cited as at August 2013.
- published: 06 Oct 2014
- views: 1343
Comparative Law - Professor Keith S. Rosenn
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- Updated: 28 Oct 2014
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Education Panel 1: The Basic Comparative Law Course Today
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This session addressed the objectives and contents of the basic course in comparative law. Doing so forces one to confront the fundamental questions of why stud...
This session addressed the objectives and contents of the basic course in comparative law. Doing so forces one to confront the fundamental questions of why students should study comparative law and whether there is an essential core to the field of which any serious student should be aware. Is the goal of comparative law to examine differences and similarities in discrete subjects of private and/or public law from which students might better understand the competing policies and rule choices in specific fields? Or, is the goal to understand competing legal systems and underlying modes of thought (e.g., common law, civil law, and non-Western traditions, such as Islamic law) from which might flow discussions of the underlying nature of law and legal order? Or, is the essential core to understand the methods by which scholars in different legal systems can compare one with another (as well as the inherent limitations on such comparisons)? How should the objectives of the course change in the future, and how should basic courses in comparative law change in to meet these goals?
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This session addressed the objectives and contents of the basic course in comparative law. Doing so forces one to confront the fundamental questions of why students should study comparative law and whether there is an essential core to the field of which any serious student should be aware. Is the goal of comparative law to examine differences and similarities in discrete subjects of private and/or public law from which students might better understand the competing policies and rule choices in specific fields? Or, is the goal to understand competing legal systems and underlying modes of thought (e.g., common law, civil law, and non-Western traditions, such as Islamic law) from which might flow discussions of the underlying nature of law and legal order? Or, is the essential core to understand the methods by which scholars in different legal systems can compare one with another (as well as the inherent limitations on such comparisons)? How should the objectives of the course change in the future, and how should basic courses in comparative law change in to meet these goals?
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International & Comparative Law of Patents Dr Phillip Johnson Intro
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International & Comparative Law of Patents. This is a course which is part of the Postgraduate Law degree offered by the University of London. This course com...
International & Comparative Law of Patents. This is a course which is part of the Postgraduate Law degree offered by the University of London. This course comprises 4 sections and Dr Phillip Johnson, the author of the course, provides this introduction.
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International & Comparative Law of Patents. This is a course which is part of the Postgraduate Law degree offered by the University of London. This course comprises 4 sections and Dr Phillip Johnson, the author of the course, provides this introduction.
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American Society of Comparative Law - A Conversation with Ugo Mattei
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American Society of Comparative Law - A Conversation with Richard S. Kay
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Santiago Legarre | A Natural Law Theory of Comparative Constitutional Law?
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On January 11, the Harvard Law School chapter of the American Constitution Society hosted Professor Santiago Legarre of the Universidad Católica Argentina, for ...
On January 11, the Harvard Law School chapter of the American Constitution Society hosted Professor Santiago Legarre of the Universidad Católica Argentina, for a talk titled "A Natural Law Theory of Comparative Constitutional Law?"
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On January 11, the Harvard Law School chapter of the American Constitution Society hosted Professor Santiago Legarre of the Universidad Católica Argentina, for a talk titled "A Natural Law Theory of Comparative Constitutional Law?"
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Education Panel 2: Comparative Law in Subject- and Country-Specific Contexts
The session addressed the proliferation of comparative subject-specific courses (such as comparative constitutional law), as well as the proliferation of foreign law courses (e.g., China law), which are not strictly comparative, but which may achieve some of the objectives of a comparative law course. In many schools, these courses form the bulk, or even the entire, comparative law curriculum. What are the promises and perils of this expansion and fragmentation of the comparative law curriculum? Can subject and nation-specific courses effectively expose students to foundational concepts in comparative law so as to serve as a substitute for a core course? If an important utility of comparative law is to better understand specific areas of law, should comparative law become a pervasive featu... -
Education Panel 3: Comparative Law in Cultural and Interdisciplinary Context
This session moved beyond the study of comparative laws and legal systems as such and asked whether students can truly understand comparative laws and legal systems without immersion into the broader cultural framework within which laws and legal systems operate, and, if not, to consider the curricular implications. For example, can comparative law be fully understood without reading materials in the language of other nations, and if not, should part of the comparative law curriculum include instruction in languages other than English? More broadly, what is the place of historical and sociological background in comparative law courses? How important is it for students to understand the role of law in a particular culture and attitudes towards law within that culture? How do the cultural ... -
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Education Panel 2: Comparative Law in Subject- and Country-Specific Contexts
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The session addressed the proliferation of comparative subject-specific courses (such as comparative constitutional law), as well as the proliferation of foreig...
The session addressed the proliferation of comparative subject-specific courses (such as comparative constitutional law), as well as the proliferation of foreign law courses (e.g., China law), which are not strictly comparative, but which may achieve some of the objectives of a comparative law course. In many schools, these courses form the bulk, or even the entire, comparative law curriculum. What are the promises and perils of this expansion and fragmentation of the comparative law curriculum? Can subject and nation-specific courses effectively expose students to foundational concepts in comparative law so as to serve as a substitute for a core course? If an important utility of comparative law is to better understand specific areas of law, should comparative law become a pervasive feature of the law school curriculum by introducing comparative law materials into traditional courses (such as constitutional, criminal and corporate law), rather than as separate comparative law electives?
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The session addressed the proliferation of comparative subject-specific courses (such as comparative constitutional law), as well as the proliferation of foreign law courses (e.g., China law), which are not strictly comparative, but which may achieve some of the objectives of a comparative law course. In many schools, these courses form the bulk, or even the entire, comparative law curriculum. What are the promises and perils of this expansion and fragmentation of the comparative law curriculum? Can subject and nation-specific courses effectively expose students to foundational concepts in comparative law so as to serve as a substitute for a core course? If an important utility of comparative law is to better understand specific areas of law, should comparative law become a pervasive feature of the law school curriculum by introducing comparative law materials into traditional courses (such as constitutional, criminal and corporate law), rather than as separate comparative law electives?
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Education Panel 3: Comparative Law in Cultural and Interdisciplinary Context
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This session moved beyond the study of comparative laws and legal systems as such and asked whether students can truly understand comparative laws and legal sys...
This session moved beyond the study of comparative laws and legal systems as such and asked whether students can truly understand comparative laws and legal systems without immersion into the broader cultural framework within which laws and legal systems operate, and, if not, to consider the curricular implications. For example, can comparative law be fully understood without reading materials in the language of other nations, and if not, should part of the comparative law curriculum include instruction in languages other than English? More broadly, what is the place of historical and sociological background in comparative law courses? How important is it for students to understand the role of law in a particular culture and attitudes towards law within that culture? How do the cultural differences with regard to law affect negotiations or transactions? Does introducing foreign languages and cultural frameworks move beyond the competence of a law school, or might there be significant advantage found in using a broadly conceived comparative law curriculum as a wedge to develop intercultural competence for attorneys expected to practice in an era of increasing globalization?
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This session moved beyond the study of comparative laws and legal systems as such and asked whether students can truly understand comparative laws and legal systems without immersion into the broader cultural framework within which laws and legal systems operate, and, if not, to consider the curricular implications. For example, can comparative law be fully understood without reading materials in the language of other nations, and if not, should part of the comparative law curriculum include instruction in languages other than English? More broadly, what is the place of historical and sociological background in comparative law courses? How important is it for students to understand the role of law in a particular culture and attitudes towards law within that culture? How do the cultural differences with regard to law affect negotiations or transactions? Does introducing foreign languages and cultural frameworks move beyond the competence of a law school, or might there be significant advantage found in using a broadly conceived comparative law curriculum as a wedge to develop intercultural competence for attorneys expected to practice in an era of increasing globalization?
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International and Comparative Law Symposium Keynote Lecture
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Henry J. Richardson III, of Temple University's Beasley School of Law, presents the "The International Law of Politics of External Intervention of International...
Henry J. Richardson III, of Temple University's Beasley School of Law, presents the "The International Law of Politics of External Intervention of International Conflicts" symposium keynote lecture.
https://www.law.umaryland.edu
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Henry J. Richardson III, of Temple University's Beasley School of Law, presents the "The International Law of Politics of External Intervention of International Conflicts" symposium keynote lecture.
https://www.law.umaryland.edu
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International and Comparative Law Center, Rules of Engagement: At Home and Abroad
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International and Comparative Law Center,
Rules of Engagement: At Home and Abroad,
John Haskell, Ron Carbo, Richard Meyer, Evan Seamone
September 11th, 2015
International and Comparative Law Center,
Rules of Engagement: At Home and Abroad,
John Haskell, Ron Carbo, Richard Meyer, Evan Seamone
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Rules of Engagement: At Home and Abroad,
John Haskell, Ron Carbo, Richard Meyer, Evan Seamone
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Tulane Law School Eason-Weinmann Lecture on Comparative Law 2016
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Judge Ian Forrester (MCL '69) of the General Court of the European Union's Court of Justice delivered Tulane Law School's Eason-Weinmann Lecture on Comparative ...
Judge Ian Forrester (MCL '69) of the General Court of the European Union's Court of Justice delivered Tulane Law School's Eason-Weinmann Lecture on Comparative Law March 20, 2016.
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Judge Ian Forrester (MCL '69) of the General Court of the European Union's Court of Justice delivered Tulane Law School's Eason-Weinmann Lecture on Comparative Law March 20, 2016.
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Legal enforcement of ESC rights - Developments in International and Comparative Law.
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"Legal enforcement of ESC rights - Developments in International and Comparative Law". Joie Chowdhury, legal consultant with the International Network for Econo...
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"Legal enforcement of ESC rights - Developments in International and Comparative Law". Joie Chowdhury, legal consultant with the International Network for Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (ESCR-Net)
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Images of Law and Justice in East and West: Comparative Legal Symbolics
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Professor Chongko Choi discusses the variety and meaning of symbols in Eastern and Western cultures
Recorded on February 15, 2007.
Appearing: Speaker: Chongko...
Professor Chongko Choi discusses the variety and meaning of symbols in Eastern and Western cultures
Recorded on February 15, 2007.
Appearing: Speaker: Chongko Choi, Director of the Center for Korean Law at Seoul National University and president of the Korean Society of Legal History.
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Professor Chongko Choi discusses the variety and meaning of symbols in Eastern and Western cultures
Recorded on February 15, 2007.
Appearing: Speaker: Chongko Choi, Director of the Center for Korean Law at Seoul National University and president of the Korean Society of Legal History.
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International and Comparative Law Symposium Keynote Lecture
Henry J. Richardson III, of Temple University's Beasley School of Law, presents the "The I...
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International and Comparative Law Symposium Keynote Lecture
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International and Comparative Law Center, Rules of Engagement: At Home and Abroad
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Tulane Law School Eason-Weinmann Lecture on Comparative Law 2016
Judge Ian Forrester (MCL '69) of the General Court of the European Union's Court of Justic...
published: 05 Apr 2016
Tulane Law School Eason-Weinmann Lecture on Comparative Law 2016
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Legal enforcement of ESC rights - Developments in International and Comparative Law.
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Images of Law and Justice in East and West: Comparative Legal Symbolics
Professor Chongko Choi discusses the variety and meaning of symbols in Eastern and Western...
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Images of Law and Justice in East and West: Comparative Legal Symbolics
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Over 100 nude women pose against Donald Trump in Cleveland
Edit The Times of India 18 Jul 2016
CLEVELAND. More than a hundred women stripped and posed naked with mirrors in Cleveland, answering a photographer's call to blend art with politics and portray Donald Trump as unfit for the White House ... "He is a loser," photographer Spencer Tunick told AFP after the sunrise shoot in which 130 women took part. One hundred of them will be featured in the picture to be unveiled shortly before the November 8 election ... RELATED....
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U.S. Ambassador To Turkey John Bass Categorically Denies US Role In Failed Coup
Edit WorldNews.com 18 Jul 2016
U.S. Ambassador to Turkey John Bass admonished Turkish President Recep Erdogan for suggesting the United States is harboring a terrorist he claims is responsible for last Friday’s failed military coup, ABC News reported Monday. "Some news reports – and, unfortunately, some public figures – have speculated that the United States in some way supported the coup attempt....
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Taylor Swift defends herself in latest salvo in Kanye battle
Edit NZ Herald 18 Jul 2016
NEW YORK (AP) " In the latest installment of the beef between Taylor Swift, Kanye West and his wife, Kim Kardashian, Kardashsian posted video on Snapchat on Sunday of an old call between West and Swift in which West appears to tell... ....
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Baltimore Judge Clears Another Officer Of All Charges In Freddie Gray Case
Edit WorldNews.com 18 Jul 2016
Baltimore police Lt ... Gray, 25, died a week after his arrest. His death sparked widespread protests against police brutality. The judge had dismissed a second-degree assault charge at the trial's midpoint, and prosecutors dropped a second misconduct charge at the start.This is the fourth time prosecutors have failed to secure a conviction in the case, the report said ... Porter is scheduled to be retried on Sept. 6. And Sgt ... 13....
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Will “Political Violence Contagion” Follow Trump to RNC?
Edit WorldNews.com 18 Jul 2016
Article by WN.com Correspondent Dallas DarlingAlthough Political Violence Contagion is still a new phenomenon, one thing is certain ... What’s more, they plan to go as far as too ultimately “preempt” the infectious source of violent riots and revolts.But make no mistake, infection is not the same as contagion, nor is it necessarily spread the same way ... Two out of five people live below the poverty line, second only to Detroit ... 170.....
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Guaranty Federal Bancshares, Inc. Announces Preliminary Second Quarter 2016 Financial Results
Edit Stockhouse 18 Jul 2016
Gross loans increased $28.4 million compared to year-end 2015. The growth was primarily in construction and commercial real estate ... Nonperforming assets (NPAs) declined $2.0 million compared to year-end 2015, resulting in an NPA to total assets ratio of 2.07% ... Below are selected financial highlights of the Company’s second quarter of 2016, compared to the first quarter of 2016 and the second quarter of 2015....
PRESS RELEASE - Member State compliance with EU law improving, but more work ahead to unleash full potential of Single Market (European Commission Representation in Cyprus)
Edit Public Technologies 18 Jul 2016
The Annual Report provides a clear picture on how the Commission monitored and enforced European Union law in 2015 and the Single Market Scoreboard reveals that barriers to the free movement of persons, services, goods and capital in the EU are being eliminated in most areas ... Annual Report on Monitoring the application of EU law ... The total number of infringement procedures is at a consistently lower level as compared to five years ago....
Member State compliance with EU law improving, but more work ahead to unleash full potential of Single Market (EACC - European American Chamber of Commerce)
Edit Public Technologies 18 Jul 2016
The Annual Report provides a clear picture on how the Commission monitored and enforced European Union law in 2015 and the Single Market Scoreboard reveals that barriers to the free movement of persons, services, goods and capital in the EU are being eliminated in most areas ... Annual Report on Monitoring the application of EU law ... The total number of infringement procedures is at a consistently lower level as compared to five years ago....
Guaranty Federal Bancshares, Inc. Announces Preliminary Second Quarter 2016 Financial Results (Guaranty Federal Bancshares Inc)
Edit Public Technologies 18 Jul 2016
Gross loans increased $28.4 million compared to year-end 2015 ... Nonperforming assets (NPAs) declined $2.0 million compared to year-end 2015, resulting in an NPA to total assets ratio of 2.07% ... Below are selected financial highlights of the Company's second quarter of 2016, compared to the first quarter of 2016 and the second quarter of 2015....
Member State compliance with EU law improving, but more work ahead to unleash full potential of Single Market (European Union)
Edit Public Technologies 18 Jul 2016
The Annual Report provides a clear picture on how the Commission monitored and enforced European Union law in 2015 and the Single Market Scoreboard reveals that barriers to the free movement of persons, services, goods and capital in the EU are being eliminated in most areas ... Annual Report on Monitoring the application of EU law ... The total number of infringement procedures is at a consistently lower level as compared to five years ago....
Kanye West and Kim Kardashian could face legal action — if Taylor Swift wants
Edit Mashable 18 Jul 2016
The video was allegedly made in a studio in Los Angeles, an important detail since it puts the situation under California penal law. California's laws when it comes to recording phone calls are stricter than most. While federal law and several state laws allow the recording of calls with the consent of only one person, California's dictate that everyone on the call must be aware of the recording....
Trump chooses a stooge for vice president | Letter
Edit Lehigh Valley 18 Jul 2016
Not a single one became law ... among Newt Gingrich, Chris Christie and Pence, it was comparable to deciding among Moe, Larry or Curly!....
Many States Out of Step with the Constitution on the Use of Force by Police
Edit CounterPunch 18 Jul 2016
These may indeed help to reduce shootings of civilians, but a deeper concern has to do with the laws surrounding the use of deadly force by law enforcement ... Last year, Amnesty International conducted an investigation into the legal standards for the use of deadly force by police officers in the United States, comparing them with current Supreme Court rulings and international human rights standards, and found enormous disparities....
Anti-police violence is a horrific byproduct of a long history of broken trust
Edit Vox 18 Jul 2016
When people feel like they can’t trust the law, they take the law into their own hands ... Those are historic lows, and relatively small compared to the 11,000 or so gun homicides each year. But there has been a spike in 2016, with 31 on-duty deaths from gunfire so far causing a 94 percent increase compared to 2015 — although, again, starting from a historically low base....
US spending on prisons is growing three times as fast as spending on education
Edit Business Insider 18 Jul 2016
Census Bureau, and other sources to compare the changes in spending between two points in time ... The data also compared increases in spending on corrections to increases in spending on higher education — between 1989-1990 and 2012-1013, corrections spending increased by 89%, while higher education spending remained almost completely flat....
Execution of Bridge Loan Agreement for ARM Acquisition (SoftBank Corporation)
Edit Public Technologies 18 Jul 2016
ACCESS TO THIS AREA OF THE WEBSITE MAY BE RESTRICTED UNDER SECURITIES LAWS IN CERTAIN JURISDICTIONS ... THESE MATERIALS ARE NOT DIRECTED AT OR TO BE ACCESSED BY PERSONS RESIDENT IN ANY JURISDICTION WHERE TO DO SO WOULD CONSTITUTE A VIOLATION OF THE RELEVANT LAWS OF THAT JURISDICTION OR WOULD RESULT IN A REQUIREMENT TO COMPLY WITH CONSENT OR OTHER FORMALITY WHICH SOFTBANK GROUP CORP....
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