Évaluation et gradation dans une décision de la cour européenne des droits de l’homme by Montserrat Cunillera Domènech

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CRIMINAL LAW PROTECTION OF DATABASE AT A GLANCE by LUCIAN T. POENARU

“…This paper will therefore try to compare the way guilty actions of the culprit are effectively sanctioned by the criminal instruments provided by the law.And because the Romanian law on copyright does follow at least the letter of the European Directives on copyright and the protection of database, this paper will also search the spirit of the relevant European case-law and its applicability by the Romanian authorities.…”
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Le lien santé-travail au prisme de la prévention. Perspectives juridiques by Emmanuelle Lafuma, Cyril Wolmark

“…However, in the field of civil liability, European case law’s recognition of the employer’s safety obligations has marked a decisive turning point. …”
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THE NICE CLASSIFICATION – EVOLUTION AND INTERPRETATION by George-Mihai IRIMESCU

“…However, we will see below that European case law has sought to reduce the shortcomings of the attributive protection system, where the use of the Nice Classification is of essence, by encouraging trademark owners to seek protection for specific products and services, in full congruence with the use of those marks on the market.…”
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Maltraitance animale et pratiques religieuses by Gilles Leroux

“…In recent years, however, European case law has opened the door to stricter interpretations, making the practice of ritual slaughter more complicated.…”
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TACIT COLLUSION UNDER COMPETITION LAW: PRICING ALGORITHMS by Stella Solernou SANZ

“…Not always there is an express or implied agreement that fits within the concept of "restriction of competition", as traditionally delimited by European case law in the sense that companies agree to eliminate their independence or freedom to defining their business strategy. …”
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An invitation to make a choice of civilization: the European Court of Human Rights renounces the use of anonymous testimony as a decisive proof to motive a conviction by Simone Lonati

“…An analysis of the leading cases solved by the Strasbourg judges will provide an overview of the European case law developments on such a delicate topic, considering how the accused’s right of defence is seriously impaired when anonymous depositions are admitted in proceedings. …”
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Mitior lex şi iluzia justei interpretări a atingerilor aduse intereselor financiare ale Uniunii Europene//Mitior lex and the illusion of just interpretation of impacts on the fina... by Bianca Maria DESPA RUSU, Elena Laura POSTOLACHE

“…This study aims to present an analysis over the effects of the prescription of criminal liability in cases concerning the offenses against the financial interests of the European Union, in light of the divergent interpretations outlined in national and European case law. In his quality as a protector of domestic law, as well as first magistrate in community law, the national judge is called upon to identify, through means of interpretation, a fair balance between the supremacy principle within European law and the internal standard of protection of fundamental rights. …”
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Gender Inequality in Social Security on the Basis of the ECtHR Case-Law by Oleg M. Yaroshenko, Kostiantyn Y. Melnyk, Dmytro І. Sirokha, Olena S. Arsentieva, Irina I. Тeslikova

“…As the European case-law shows, nowadays, there are numerous problems in the social sphere. …”
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