Le juge judiciaire et le secret des affaires by Aurélie Ballot-Léna

“…In view of an interdisciplinary research on “justice and secrecy”, the purpose of the study is the judicial treatment of the trade secrets, born from practice and often invoked in courtrooms. Recognized by EU Directive 2016/943 of June 8, 2016 of the European Parliament and of the Council, transposed into the commercial Code by Law No. 2018-670 of July 30, 2018, henceforth, trade secrets benefit from their own legal protection regime. …”
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Tribunali e giustizia nelle narrazioni seriali del prime-time statunitense by Marta Rocchi, Allegra Sonego

“…Courtrooms and juridical issues represent widely explored places and themes in the contemporary audiovisual landscape. …”
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Lawyers in Opera: The Transformation of the Legal Profession by Inger Høedt-Rasmussen, Lise-Lotte Nielsen

“…Also in operas, from the Italian Commedia dell’arte, ‘Il dottore’, to recent lawyer figures, judges, notaries, lawyers, courtrooms, prisons and legal cultures are exposed. …”
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L’alcalde de barrio en Espagne au XVIIIe siècle : diffusion territoriale et adaptations locales by Brigitte Marin

“…The creation of sixty-four alcades de barrio to strengthen the surveillance system was the most significant innovation. Starting in courtrooms and chancery centres, these new types of police and justice deputies quickly spread throughout Spanish towns from 1769 onwards. …”
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Fashion as Art: Rights and Remedies in the Age of Social Media by Lucrezia Palandri

“…Analyzing a number of case studies, this article describes a growing phenomenon in the age of the digital revolution, that is, controversies regarding the fashion world tend to be disputed on social media rather than in courtrooms. Beyond the debate on which existing formal legal tools are suitable for fashion, the purpose is to bring the phenomenon of informal self-regulation out of court into conversation, examining advantages and disadvantages. …”
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Mold fever : how a bizarre life form penetrated popular consciousness and launched a creeping hysteria by Frazer, Jennifer Tucker, 1978-

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Financial reporting failures, board's competency and effectiveness by Mohd. Sulaiman, Aiman @ Nariman

“…As the cases involving financial reporting failures publicly unfold in courtrooms and in the media, boards and regulators need to rethink and reconsider the suitability of current board practices and regulatory response to governance breakdowns. …”
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Interpreting Community in Algeria by Omar Azzoug

“…Courses, postgraduate programs and systems of accreditation in community interpreting or its subfields have been launched across the world, and ever more research into interpreting in settings such as courtrooms, hospitals and police stations. In Algeria, however, the situation is rather different. …”
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Teleconferencing : Singapore a global village? by Chan, Bee Poh, Lim, Huey Chin, Low, Agnes Ching Ching

“…Since then, there have been other articles on the possible uses of teleconferencing in, Singapore such as the courtrooms and homes What is teleconferencing exactly0 How does it affect us as users in the business world and at home? …”
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Conflict in the Landscape: A Case Study of the Cultural Values Model by Janet Stephenson

“…Reaction to these changes is being vocalised in the streets, the media, in courtrooms and at a variety of recent conferences in New Zealand. …”
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Confusion as an Ideological Tool in Malaysian Newspaper Op-Eds by Mahmud Hasan Khan, Moses Stephens Gunams Samuel

“…This is also when religious debates surfaced regularly in the country’s courtrooms and media. The findings of the study reveal that the authors of op-eds used the lexical item, confusion, to articulate normative and non-normative positions regarding various religious issues in Malaysia (e.g., Allah controversy, Islamic jurisprudence and religious conversion). …”
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Trial against Professor Vojislav Seselj in the International Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia: some issues on the International Law theory and practice by A. B. Mezyaev

“…Some of them are: rejection of translation of all documents into Serbian language and the “non-availability of free courtrooms”. In 2007 several dozens of witnesses reported that they received threats from ICTY officials in order to make them giving false testimony against V. …”
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Touch DNA Sampling Methods: Efficacy Evaluation and Systematic Review by Pamela Tozzo, Enrico Mazzobel, Beatrice Marcante, Arianna Delicati, Luciana Caenazzo

“…Collection and interpretation of “touch DNA” from crime scenes represent crucial steps during criminal investigations, with clear consequences in courtrooms. Although the main aspects of this type of evidence have been extensively studied, some controversial issues remain. …”
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Faktor Yang Mempengaruhi Penegakan Hukum Tindak Pidana Korupsi Pada Tingkat Banding Di Pengadilan Tinggi Palembang by Septika Intan Isisu, Khalisah Hayatuddin, Abdul Latif Mahfuz

“…Based on the results of the research and discussion of the subject matter, it can be concluded that the factors that influence law enforcement against corruption at the Appeal Level at the Palembang High Court include: legal factors, such as the authority of the panel of judges at PT in deciding cases only 3 or 4 times the trial only, referring to SEMA No. 2 of 2014 that the decision of the panel of judges may not last more than 3 months; Law enforcement factors, such as the workload of Judges at the Palembang High Court are quite heavy, even during a pandemic they have to resolve an average of 300 cases in one year; Facility factors, such as office facilities, courtrooms, means of communication and others; Community factors, such as opinions that develop in society which are usually expressed through the mass media; Cultural factors, such as being attached to the rule of law and the rule of ethics, sometimes make the profession of a judge a lonely profession, being on top of an ivory tower, and even having a house on the wind. …”
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Integration of Laser Scanning and Three-dimensional Models in the Legal Process Following an Industrial Accident by Matthew Eyre, Patrick Foster, Georgina Speake, John Coggan

“…Drawbacks include limited technology within courtrooms, confusion caused by models, cost, and personal interpretation and acceptance in the data. …”
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Insights from forensic accounting educators and practitioners within the KSA context regarding the optimal forensic accounting skills set: an implication on the socioeconomic devel... by Mohammed A. Alzahrane

“…Nonetheless, forensic accounting is critical for strengthening the credibility of financial reporting in courtrooms. The study finds subtle inter-group differences regarding the development of an ideal curriculum for forensic accounting, which translates to a bigger difference in curriculum development and practice skills. …”
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Parent in One Member State, Parent in All Member States: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly by Stefan Rakic, Jiyu Choi

“…Rainbow families’ parental rights in the EU: charting progress through law and politics. – II.1. From courtrooms to Commission: the evolution of LGBTIQ parenthood recognition in EU law. – II.2. …”
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Women and sexual assault in the United States, 1900–1940 by Keire, M

“…Both North and South, white people defended lynching and the murder of presumed rapists as “honor killings.” In courtrooms, defense attorneys linked the unwritten law to insanity pleas, arguing that after hearing women tell about their assault, husbands and fathers experienced an irresistible compulsion to avenge the rape of their women. …”

Understanding rape adjudication in Delhi trial courts by Garg, A

“…The data sources used to respond to this question include judgments (n=254); observation in six courtrooms and interviews with victims, victim-support personnel, lawyers and judges (n=61). …”

In the shadow of death: the normalization of life without parole and death penalty abolitionism in California by Vannier, M

“…</p> <p>To discuss the extent to which some opponents to the death penalty may have facilitated, participated in, or perhaps even animated such normalizing mechanisms, this thesis privileges a 'Punishment and Society' multidisciplinary approach and focuses on three sites where abolitionists have lobbied, campaigned, pled and settled, for LWOP: Congress, the broader political sphere, and courtrooms. This dissertation then contrasts abolitionists' representation of LWOP’s severity with prisoners' lived experience. …”