In a recent interview, Justice Minister Michele Alliot-Marie called forward to welcoming the adoption of the draft law on reform of the representation before the appellate courts, by the end of the year.
To the Minister of Justice, “it is imperative” that the bill, which was debated on second reading in the National Assembly should intervene [...]
Impact of changing the definition of the crime of taking illegal interest of an elected
“The proposed legislation to reform the field of prosecution of the illegal taking of interests of local politicians, filed by Senator Saugey and adopted on first reading in the Senate, seeks to exclude the crime of taking illegal interest of an [...]
The bill to modernize the judicial and legal professions regulated to enhance the legal profession and encourage them to work together to better meet the needs of users, the act should create a lawyer countersigned.
Stemming from the work of the Committee Darrois, the countersignature of a lawyer is to give it legal effect strengthened the [...]
There are numerous types of accidents that happen to people – and many victims are left confused about whether it can rightly make a claim for compensation. Here are some tips on the types of accidents that are related to personal injury lawyers, as well as some helpful hints for next steps.
Occupational accidents are very [...]
Some basic elements must exist for an accident compensation claim successfully performed. The most common types of accident claims are a road accident claim, accident at work claim. To succeed in a claim for compensation for accidents, the accident must have happened because someone was at fault and the victim suffered an injury.
The other party [...]
The common law is distinguished from other legal rights endowed parallel court systems. In the middle ages, for example, common law courts were secular, ecclesiastical courts against the Catholic Church. The common law did not address commercial law, corresponding to the mercantile courts (in English, `commercial courts’), or maritime law, admiralty jurisdiction of the court [...]
Read More...The principle underlying the common law is that cases should be resolved by reference to previous judicial decisions, rather than subject exclusively to written laws made by legislative bodies. This principle is what distinguishes the common law system of continental European law and of other countries. While in the continental legal, judges resolve cases basing [...]
Read More... * Douglass C. NORTH (1920 – ).
Nobel Prize 1993. American economist, professor at Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri. Gets the Nobel Prize in Economics in 1993, shared with Robert W. Fogel for having renewed research in economic history by applying economic theory and quantitative methods to explain economic and institutional change.
In the fifties [...]
the main contributions that the AED making the economy were made by the so-called institutional economics. The main theorists of the discipline in its various phases were:
* John R. COMMONS (1862-1945).
Commons was a key member of the American institutionalism school. Born in Ohio (USA), was professor of economics at the universities of Wesleyan, Oberlin, Indiana, [...]
The Economic Analysis of Law (AED), despite its limited release in Latin America, let alone in our country, is one of the fastest growing specialties in the Anglo world, where power has numerous specialized magazines widely disseminated in environment and trade associations covering all continents.
In the legal environment has become an important economic analysis of [...]