INTERNATIONAL LAW

International humanitarian law forms a major part of public international law and comprises the rules which, in times of armed conflict, seek to protect persons who are not or are no longer taking part in the hostilities, and to restrict the methods and means of warfare employed. The law is derived from international treaty or […]

Unlike the United States and other common law jurisdictions, France derives its legal system from the civil law tradition. Therefore, researching French law does not follow the same methodology as legal research in common law jurisdictions, like the United States. A basic understanding of the French Constitution, the supreme law, and its provisions is a […]

(Article updated: Link added) BIARRITZ, France Oct. 14, 2000 – The leaders of the European Union have agreed on a new Charter of Fundamental Rights. The new charter, setting out for all 375 million citizens of the EU, more than 50 entitlements, such as the right to life, to education, to take collective industrial action, to […]

Federal District Court Opinions IN RE APPLICATION OF ROZ TRADING LTD., (N.D.Ga. 12-19-2006) In re Application of: ROZ TRADING LTD. Elizabeth Square P.O. Box 847 Grand Cayman Grand Cayman Islands British West Indies, Applicant. 1:06-cv-02305-WSD. United States District Court, N.D. Georgia, Atlanta Division. December 19, 2006 OPINION AND ORDER WILLIAM DUFFEY JR., District Judge This […]

See these comments below from the College of Literature, Science, and the Arts at the University of Michigan… Academic Preparation For Law School – What To Study The College of Literature, Science, and the Arts has no official prescribed Pre-Law concentration or program. This position is consistent with repeated advice from the top law schools, from […]

The term “globalization” was first coined in the 1980s, but the concept stretches back decades, even centuries, if you count the trading empires built by Spain, Portugal, Britain, and Holland. Some would say the world was as globalised 100 years ago as it is today, with international trade and migration. But the 1930s depression put […]