January 25, 2023 On January 20, the plenary assembly of the Court of Cassation – its highest formation – canceled the indictment pronounced against Agnès Buzyn by the investigating commission of the Court of Justice of the Republic (CJR), in the case of covid, on the count of endangering the lives of others. The plenary … Read more
the essential A symposium called “What do we know about mediation?” was organized on Tuesday, November 8 at the Agen courthouse. Supported by the Lot-et-Garonne Departmental Council for Access to Law (CDAD 47), this one-day event, in which many local socio-legal professionals participated, aimed to raise awareness of family meditation and civil mediation. Throughout the … Read more
This work, which has become a reference text on witchcraft and demonology, in its 1545 edition, was sold for €2,000 Millon/Cabinet Poulain The Devil never went to court, it was his real or supposed henchmen who suffered the caudine forks of justice. It was thanks to instructions from individuals, mainly women suspected of witchcraft, that … Read more
Élysée Ade, a 53-year-old Franco-Beninese, is on trial in Paris until Monday, October 10 for having been at the head of a sect for more than six years. kung fu traininguntil exhaustion“, sex therapy sessions to achieve the “eight orgasmic successive doors“, but also courses of “philosophy“Based on conspiracy theses… From this Monday and until … Read more
It was a priori an impossible task: to film the invisible. Yet this is what filmmakers Corto Vaclav and Hadrien La Vapeur have been working on for several years, filming in Congo-Brazzaville. They made original documentaries there, evoking mysticism, black magic and witchcraft through a look at the practices and conflicts linked to these ubiquitous … Read more
An upstate court officer claims he was fired after speaking out against a ‘laughter yoga’ class led by a clerk who paraded attendees through a courtroom greeting each other in the manner nazi. Matthew Campbell, who worked at the Warren County Courthouse in Glens Falls, saw the bizarre scene on a security monitor in 2019 … Read more
Four judges argued that this law, which governs the assessment of major energy projects, did not respect the division of powers established in the Constitution. Only Judge Sheila Greckol wrote a contrary opinion. Ottawa will take the matter to the Supreme Court of Canada to clarify the case. The majority position of the Alberta Court … Read more
In the early 1980s, I embarked on writing a science fiction novel about a future in which the United States had broken up. Part of the country was now a theocratic dictatorship based on the religious doctrine and jurisprudence of Puritan New England in the 17th century. I had set the scene in the vicinity … Read more
In the early 1980s, I embarked on writing a science fiction novel about a future in which the United States had broken up. Part of the country was now a theocratic dictatorship based on the religious doctrine and jurisprudence of Puritan New England in the 17and century. I had set the scene in the vicinity … Read more
Welcome to Congo-Brazzaville. “Witchcraft is also a source of poetry, mysticism and identity,” enthuses Corto Vaclav. The young French filmmaker shows in “Ordalies, the court of the invisible” a justice based on very mystical practices which is found at the heart of a system of reconciliation as surreal as it is effective. A cinematographic nugget … Read more