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Let's say we have a prankster, P, who is known for making prank calls. In these calls he enrages/bullies the call receiver; he is known for doing this in various ways (racism comes to mind). He gets ...
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Israel and some western countries have been trying to expand the definition of antisemitism to include criticism of Israel, the IDF and, even open support of Palestinians "against the interest of ...
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Background: I come from Europe and am a political science major who is currently looking to get a position in a legal firm as an assistant/paralegal, with goal of acquiring as much experience as I can....
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In civil law countries, such as continental European countries, does constitutional law usually prevent the country parliament from passing a law that declares a person guilty of a crime and inflicts ...
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I recently read about an outrageous court decision in my country where the prosecution only asked for a 2500€ fine for a dad for torturing his kids for years. The defendant obviously agreed to it (it'...
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Whereas the EU requires that member states surrender some degree of their sovereignty to Brussels as a condition of membership, the European Convention On Human Rights (ECHR) requires states to adopt ...
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Can courts nullify/strike down rules of the legislature if they violate fundamental rights? In the U.S., the courts have a final say on whether a statutory provision is constitutional, and if it is ...
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I saw an online notice about a policy change by Natwest in the UK. Now people who want to withdraw cash have to explain why they want the cash and provide the relevant documentation. I wondered why a ...
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Suppose that the European Court of Human Rights qualifies a certain policy aim, such as the protection of the Member State's health system, as constituting a 'legitimate aim' in the context of Article ...
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