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Universal jurisdiction: crossed perspectives from France, Germany, Switzerland

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25/10/2023

Interview on universal jurisdiction between Noémie Coutrot-Cieslinski, Partner at CC&C, Philip Grant (TRIAL International, Geneva) and Patrick Kroker (ECCHR, Berlin)

International Criminal Law

Cour de justice de la République: two lessons to be learned from the July 28, 2023 decision handed down by the Plenary Assembly of the French Supreme Court

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19/10/2023

Article drafted by Maxime Cléry-Melin, Partner, and Jean-Baptiste Boué-Diacquenod, attorney at the Paris Bar

Business criminal law

Practical guide on parliamentary committees of inquiry

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Dalloz Actualité

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22/6/2023

Noémie Coutrot-Cieslinski, Partner, and Malik Touanssa (Quinn Emanuel Paris) published a practical guide on parliamentary committees of inquiry (CEP), the rights granted to interviewed persons and the associated legal risks. This practical guide, aimed at people likely to be interviewed by a CEP, but also more generally at anyone interested in how they work, aims to identify the main questions associated with appearing before a CEP, and to provide some answers.

Criminal law; Business criminal law; Parliamentary law

Universal jurisdiction: the end of French disenchantment?

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Dalloz Actualité

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26/5/2023

Article drafted by Noémie Coutrot-Cieslinski, Partner, and Fadilla Candar, an intern with our firm, on the two rulings handed down on May 12, 2023 by the plenary assembly of the French Supreme Court (Cour de cassation), which granted French courts universal jurisdiction in two cases concerning Syria.

International criminal law

Opinion column: Genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda: France could judge the genocidaires within a reasonable time if it wanted to

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7/4/2023

In an opinion column published in "Le Monde", a number of lawyers, including Noémie Coutrot-Cieslinski, Partner, denounce the contrast between the political will displayed and the resources actually devoted to combating impunity for the 1994 massacre of the Tutsi in Rwanda.

International criminal law

The maternity hospital in Les Lilas, a leader in the defence of women's rights, is plagued by accusations of abuse

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4/4/2023

In December 2020, seven women lodged a complaint against an anesthetist at the maternity hospital in Les Lilas. They are accusing him of sexual harassment and assault, and denounce the lack of support from their management. The professional bodies rejected the claims of 23 midwives in December 2022. They are represented by Noémie Coutrot-Cieslinski, Partner.

Criminal law

Investigative measures in civil proceedings: how deep can the judge look into the merits of the case?

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Village de la Justice

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8/2/2023

Article drafted by Maxime Cléry-Melin, Partner, and Alice Hutin, Associate

Civil procedure

Illegal taking of interest : a new definition of the offense but still as many uncertainties as to its scope

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25/11/2021

An article by Maxime Cléry-Melin, Partner, and Jean-Baptiste Boué-Diacquenod, attorney at the Paris bar

Business criminal law

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