ÇA EN VAUT LA PEINE #5 : How do you deal with public hearings?

01.08.2024

Fil Rouge: Climate change litigation

Benjamin Dors and Paul Boutron look back at the concept of climate litigation. As COP28 draws to a close, what are the practical aims of these lawsuits? What is their legal basis? Watch the video.

16.02.2023

CA EN VAUT LA PEINE #10 : The trial: 'a play without a script and without an author'.

In the final episode of our series on criminal procedure, Philippe Goossens and Judith Fleuret take a look at how a criminal trial unfolds. Who are the players in the courtroom? What is their role? And fi…

18.01.2023

A plan to fight against tax fraud in preparation

«During the last presidential elections, a number of candidates proposed the creation of a Ministry dedicated to the fight against Fraud. It turns out that such Ministry already exists and is known as the …

18.01.2023

ÇA EN VAUT LA PEINE #9 : Civil action, public action: intersecting destinies?

In the penultimate episode of our « Ça en vaut la peine » series, Laetitia Daage and Judith Fleuret? take a look at the intertwined fates of civil and public action. Watch the video.

16.11.2022

ÇA EN VAUT LA PEINE #8 : Criminal seizure and confiscation: the power of money!

In episode 8 of our series « Ça en vaut la peine », Philippe Goossens and Gildas Robert take a look at criminal seizures and confiscations. Watch the video.

21.10.2022

ÇA EN VAUT LA PEINE #7 : The indictment: greatness and decadence

In episode 7 of our « Ça en vaut la peine » series, Laetitia Daage and Inès Germain take a closer look at this procedure. Watch the video.

13.09.2022

ÇA EN VAUT LA PEINE #6 : Police custody: mechanisms and issues

In episode 6 of our « Ça en vaut la peine » series, Philippe Goossens and David Charles take a look at police custody. They give you the keys to preparing for it. Watch the video.