An eye in the sky: privacy aspects of drones
Drones are being used more often and their capabilities are developing quickly. Are they becoming a threat to the privacy of citizens?
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Criminal liability of the state will not necessarily lead to convictions
The recently adopted bill on criminal liability of the state by the lower house of the Dutch parliament will not necessarily lead to convictions of the state for committing criminal offences.Read more » -
International commissions of inquiry in conflict situations: go-betweens of peace and justice?
The UN has established several international commissions of inquiry to investigate alleged violations of international law in situations of conflict. These commissions engage with international legal norms but also operate on the political plane.Read more » -
Are absolute privatisation bans allowed under articles 345 TFEU jo 63 TFEU?
Notwithstanding previous Golden Share case law, absolute privatisation bans to keep all shares in public hands are in conformity with EU law according to the opinion of AG Jaaskinen.Read more » -
A cure for criminal corporations?
Studies suggest there is little economic value in getting more women on corporate boards. From a criminological viewpoint, there may be good reasons for gender diversity.Read more » -
Payrolling: having your cake and eating it too?
This relatively new phenomenon of payrolling has put difficult questions to scholars, practitioners and judges.Read more » -
On Academic Integrity
What would you do if you happen to be involved in a matter of academic integrity? 30 PhDs discussed the case. The answer is simple.Read more »