The Court of Cassation in France: Judicial Authority, Appellate Review, and the Uniform Interpretation of Law Introduction The Court of Cassation (Cour de cassation) occupies the highest position in France’s ordinary judicial order. It is the supreme court for civil and criminal matters and has a central responsibility: ensuring that Read more
The Administrative Court System in France: Administrative Tribunals, Courts of Appeal, and the Conseil d’État Introduction France has a distinctive system of administrative justice in which disputes involving public authorities are, as a general rule, heard by a separate hierarchy of administrative courts rather than by the ordinary judicial courts. Read more
Case Summary: Collins v. University of New Hampshire (1st Cir. 2011) In the legal case of Collins v. University of New Hampshire, No. 10-2316, a tenured professor (referred to as the Plaintiff) found himself embroiled in a legal dispute with his employer, the University of New Hampshire (referred to as Read more
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