The political Debate on the Wearing the Facing veil in Germany and the Back Right of religious Freedom by Alex Ovsienko

“…In the next months the discussion intensified in Germany as more and more politicians got involved in the debate , like the prominent German member of the Free Democratic Party Alexander Graf Lamsdorf or Wolfgang Kubicki, the vice chairman of the FDP which were both in favor of the ban, on the other side there are German politicians like the President of Germany Joachim Gauck or the German minister of justice Heiko Maas who were opposed to ban the wearing of facial veils in Germany.…”
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Pluriparentalité et pluriparenté : regard anthropologique sur le droit de l’adoption et de la procréation assistée au Québec by Chantal Collard

“…In October 2009, Quebec's Minister of Justice, Kathleen Weil, put forward a draft bill concerning filiation and parental authority entitled “an Act to amend the Civil Code and other legislative provisions as regards adoption and parental authority.” …”
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Karnoprawna regulacja nieodpłatnego zatrudniania osób pozbawionych wolności by Mariusz Nawrocki

“…Although the employment of convicts was already regulated in the interwar period (§ 179 regulation of the Minister of Justice of 20 June 1931 concerning prison regulations), and then in the Executive Penal Code of 1969 (including the form of art. 49 § 4 and 5 of the Executive Penal Code), current codification does not solve all the problems accrued over the years, and in some sense generates new. …”
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The AG Opinion in the Celmer Case: Why Lack of Judicial Independence Should Have Been Framed as a Rule of Law Issue by Petra Bárd, Wouter van Ballegooij

“…<p>On 28 June 2018, Advocate General Evgeni Tanchev delivered his Opinion in the Case C‑216/18 PPU Minister for Justice and Equality v LM on the surrender of a crime suspect to Poland. …”
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Rule of Law Retail and Rule of Law Wholesale: The ECJ’s (Alarming) “Celmer” Decision by Kim Lane Scheppele

“…This week’s decision of the European Court of Justice in the “Celmer” case (Case C-216/18 PPU, Minister for Justice and Equality v LM) tells us that the rule of law is now available retail in the European Union, but it is not now – and probably can never be – available wholesale.   …”
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L’âme vraie d’une marionnette by Simina Stoicescu

“…Quickly, Bruno is imprisoned for his origins (he is half italian, half rumanian) and for his possible professional relation with the wife of the after-war minister of Justice Lucretiu Patrascanu, who had created the first communist puppet theatre Tandarica, in Bucharest. …”
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The History of My Family: W.B. “Leda”, her Murder and Why he Abandoned his Son by Patricia Hughes

“…Garda Superintendent Leopold Dillon murdered her on orders from Kevin O’Higgins, Minister of Justice of the Irish Free State. George, Yeats’s wife, reported falsely that Lily was a Republican spy. …”
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Thumbelina by Pantelić Svetlana

“…King Aleksandar I proclaimed the Law on the Printing of a ¼-Dinar Banknote and Replacement of the 1-, 2- and 10-Crown Banknotes of the Austro-Hungarian Bank on 31 November 1921, which, besides his own signature, bears the signatures of Dr L. Marković, Minister of Justice and Nikola Pašić, President of the Ministerial Council.…”
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Case Notes of the Constitutional Court of Georgia by Constitutional Court of Georgia

“…The Parliament of Georgia And The Minister of Justice of Georgia…”
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A. P. MOROZOV: THE FATE OF THE SIBERIAN LAWYER IN THE CHANGING RUSSIA IN THE EARLY FIRST QUARTER OF THE 20TH CENTURY by S. P. Zvyagin, S. V. Makarchuk

“…The overthrow inSiberiaby the Soviet authorities and the establishment of the anti-Bolshevik regimes led him to the post of Assistant Minister for justice. There, he sought to instill legality and legal order inSiberiaas well. …”
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Few remarks on Vasilije Lazarević's penal code draft (1839) by Stanković Uroš

“…State Council opted for Minister of Justice Stefan Stefanović-Tenka, legislator Jovan Hadžić, judge of Appellate Court Lazar Zuban and head of Depatment of Police and Economics in Ministry of Internal affairs Stefan Radičević. …”
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Breathing Life into the Union’s Common Values: On the Judicial Application of Article 2 TEU in the EU Value Crisis by Luke Dimitrios Spieker

“…The judgments of Associação Sindical dos Juízes Portugueses, Minister for Justice and Equality (“L.M.”) and Commission v. …”
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Recent Developments in Sexual Offences against Children – A Constitutional Perspective by Philip Stevens

“…This Act is addressed against the backdrop of the Constitutional Court judgments in Teddybear Clinic for Abused Children v Minister of Justice and Constitutional Development and J v National Director of Public Prosecutions. …”
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The accountability interview revisited: De-constructing anti-abortion discourse in Spain by Anne Bannink, Julián Albaladejo

“…The interview, with Spain’s former minister of Justice, Alberto Ruiz-Gallardón, addresses the bill on abortion that he intended to present to parliament later that year. …”
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Openness of examination proceedings before the Warsaw’s Real Estate Reprivatisation Commission by Przemysław Ostojski

“…Moreover, the legislator also ordered to publish decisions concluding proceedings in the Bulletin of Public Information on the website of the office supporting the Minister of Justice. In practice, a variety of information about the proceedings, including notifications, notices, resolutions and decisions, is published in the Bulletin. …”
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‘Сенатор’ vs. ‘Поэт’: (авто)биографическая мифология и литературная репутация И.И. Дмитриева by Mikhail Velizhev

“…His biography is reconstructed in light of his literary and bureaucratic achievements (Dmitriev was one of the most famous and acknowledged poets at the beginning of the 19th century and also built a successful career as a civil servant, becoming the Russian minister of justice in 1810). A crucial point in his biography occurred when his two identities came into clash, in the course of a controversy with Mikhail Kachenovskii, critic and editor of an influential literary review, the «Vestnik Evropy». …”
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« Des choses merveilleuses pour ce pays ». Narcos ou la difficile quête du perfectionnisme dans l’action politique by Maya Collombon, Lilian Mathieu

“…His conversations with his vice-minister of Justice call for an analysis in terms of perfectionism, as they express his doubts about the means a good government requires (paying peace with concessions to Escobar, or the elimination of drug traffic relying on paramilitary at the cost of the loss of sovereignty), and exposes the limits of political courage.…”
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Taking a Second Bite at the Appeal Cherry: Molaudzi v S by Donrich W Jordaan

“…In this case note I present the background of the case of Molaudzi v S, analyse the judgement, and differentiate it from another Constitutional Court case that dealt with res judicata, namely Mpofu v Minister for Justice and Constitutional Development 2013 2 SACR 407 (CC).…”
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Consideraţii privind competenţele Consiliului Suprem al Basarabiei (28 august 1816 - 29 februarie 1828) / On the question of competence of the Supreme Council of Bessarabian Oblast... by Valentin Tomuleţ, Angela Baxan

“…Those who did not agree with a decision of the Supreme Council could appeal against this decision to the State Council through the Minister of Justice or the General Prosecutor.…”
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Evaluation of Statutory Provisions Relating to the Profession of Sworn Translator in Poland. An Attempt at Summing-Up by Kubacki Artur Dariusz

“…The author discusses, inter alia, the recommendations of the Panel for Review and Assessment of Operation of the Act on the Profession of Sworn Translator, formed on 21 July 2015 by the Minister of Justice, and the legislative changes proposed by translation experts in order to improve the status and financial situation of sworn translators. …”
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