Written for students and teachers, this book is designed to help them approach the history of justice at any level of learning, whether as an introduction or a specialism.

Establishing a dialogue between lawyers and film historians, the book offers a series of reflections on the professional identity of the film director.

Juritradictology is a new field of cross-displinary study based on both legal studies and linguistics. It gives an innovative approach on how to deal with providing translation services to vulnerable people and translating many types of texts in a gobal world.

This work analyses the development of the decision making process in placing minors in care homes run under the aegis of Youth Protection and Juvenile Justice authorities, as framed by Youth Offending and Public Administrative law, by focusing on the interpretation and formulation of the rights attaching to the juvenile within the operative norms..

This reflection, through a comparative approach in juvenile criminal law, observes the place of restorative justice, its institutionalization and its practice in the juvenile criminal justice system in France and in the Wallonia-Brussels Federation.

The revolution of 1848 had political origins: the rejection of electoral reform by King Louis-Philippe and his minister Guizot. However, under the July Monarchy, the Chamber of Deputies also had its say. The deputies were appointed by a minority of censitary voters and placed their trust in the king's ministers. It turned out that in 1846, the ...

The rule of law must be both binding and inspired by good as suggested by the sword and the scale that symbolize it.

Tant qu'il y aura des cages is the translation of Rattling the Cage by Steven Wise, a founding document in the field of Animal Rights Jurisprudence.