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La démission du maire et de ses adjoints refusant de marier unétranger sous OQTF
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An inquiry into Search Engine Neutrality: the case of movements against police violence in France and the U.S.
No full textInternational audienceThe digital transformation has revolutionized information consumption, with search engines playing a pivotal role in shaping user access to diverse media. Employing algorithms, these engines influence content visibility and aggregate news sources, significantly molding public opinion. As gatekeepers of information, search engines impact media outlet visibility, affecting online traffic, revenue, and journalistic diversity. In breaking news and societal issues, search engines expedite information dissemination, influencing initial narratives. Understanding their role is crucial for transparency and user access to diverse information. Focusing on movements against police violence, our paper conducts a comparative analysis across 12 search engines for terms "Black Lives Matter" and "Justice pour Adama". Our innovative methodology identifies biases in information diversity, providing insights into the dynamics shaping visibility of societal issues.</div
A Justice Rendered by Women for Women? What Judicial Intervention Does to the Gender Gap
No full textInternational audienceThis paper examines the influence of judges’ gender on decisions in marital separation cases in France. Using detailed data on both judges and cases, we do not detect significant differences between male and female judges regarding child custody or child support. However, female judges grant significantly higher compensatory allowance compared to their male counterparts. Regardless of the dispute type, female judges do not render decisions closer to the demands of either female or male litigants than male judges do. Despite evidence that women judges are more sensitive to inequalities within couples than male judges, the effects of judicial decisions do not compensate for the inequalities created at the time of separation to the detriment of women. This is not due to judicial discretion but rather from the claims presented by litigants and the weight that judges assign to these claims in their decision-making processes. This paper thus challenges the notion of a feminine and therefore feminist justice, which would be “rendered by women for women.
Réparation du préjudice subi à l'étranger du fait d'actes de contrefaçon en France sanctionnés pénalement : respect du principe de territorialité ?
No full textInternational audience(Crim. 18 mars 2025, no 24-81.603, F-B, D. 2025. 533 ; Légipresse 2025. 143 et les obs. ; RSC 2025. 601, obs. E. Dreyer) - Observations sous Crim., 18 mars 2025, no 24-81.60
Articulation des motifs de nullité d'une marque tirés respectivement de la forme fonctionnelle et du dépôt de mauvaise foi, spécialement lorsque le signe a un lien avec un brevet expiré
No full textInternational audience(CJUE 19 oct. 2025, aff. C-17/24, CeramTec, D. 2025. 1459, note F. Pollaud-Dulian
L’institutionnalisation des peines de travail d’intérêt général. Comparaison des capacités administratives au Kenya et en Ouganda
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Déchéance pour défaut d'usage sérieux : la Cour de cassation consacre le critère de la sous-catégorie autonome
No full textInternational audience(Com. 14 mai 2025, 2 arrêts, nos 23-21.866 et 23-21.296, F-B (cassation), D. 2025. 887 ; Dalloz IP/IT 2025. 297, obs. S. Kessaci
Le génocide, les crimes contre l'humanité et les crimes de guerre exclus de l'immunité fonctionnelle de juridiction !
No full textInternational audience(Cass. plén. 25 juill. 2025, no 24-84.071 et no 24-84.393, publiés au Bulletin
Le rôle de l'État dans le financement du service public de la santé, Bibl. parlementaire et constitutionnelle
No full textInternational audienceA. ZACHAYUS,Lefebvre Dalloz, 2025, 462 page