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The article discusses allegations against lawyer and law professor Conrado Paulino da Rosa, based on testimonies from ten women detailing various forms of violence attributed to him.

A new music and cultural house is planned for Joensuu, Finland, with its funding and management being criticized by local entrepreneurs and a public law professor, but the CEO of the cooperative store insists on moving forward with the project.

The prosecutor's office in Rio Grande do Sul has charged former law professor Conrado Paulino da Rosa with sexual crimes against ten women, including rape and psychological violence.

A law professor in Rio Grande do Sul has been accused of multiple sexual offenses against ten women, including rape and psychological violence, following a comprehensive investigation.

A university professor in Tocantins was arrested for allegedly trafficking drugs, with law enforcement seizing approximately 10 kilograms of narcotics during the operation.

Victor Ferreres, in 'Elogio del Derecho', delivers a dialogue among a seasoned professor and two young students to explore the civic and democratic role of legal wisdom.

Professor Daniel Richman raises significant ethical and institutional concerns regarding the release of Jeffrey Epstein's files, emphasizing the impact on privacy and the judicial system.

A coalition of a law professor, a leading attorney, and a wine importer succeeded in overturning many of Trump's emergency tariffs, marking a significant Supreme Court ruling.

A public law professor has criticized Joensuu city's handling of the competition for a €30 million music and cultural center, suggesting it may constitute hidden state aid.

Former interim Prime Minister Panagiotis Pikrammenos reflects on the legacy of constitutional law professor Antonis Manitakis following his passing, highlighting his character, ethics, and contributions to political trust.

Greek President Konstantinos Tasoulas honored the late Antonis Manitakis, a prominent constitutional law professor, for his substantial contributions to academia and public service.

Antonis Manidakis, an esteemed professor at the Law School of Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and former Minister, has passed away at the age of 82, prompting a two-day mourning period at the university.

Professor Alfonso Celotto discusses the constitutional implications of Italy's participation as an observer in the Board of Peace.

Estonian law professor Lauri Mälksoo argues that Russia's attack on Ukraine is grounded in centuries-old imperial logic.

A professor discusses the legal implications of unusual clauses in cohabitation agreements following a court case in Iceland.

Professor Bralczyk supports President Nawrocki's decision to reject a law regarding the recognition of the Silesian language, citing concerns about its scientific basis and funding issues.

The 3rd edition of 'Key Issues in Administrative Law' has been released by Professor Kim Byeong-gi, enhancing its practical relevance and suitability for students preparing for legal examinations.

Professor Adam Opalski discusses the ineffectiveness of the current group of companies law in Poland, arguing for a need for more managerial flexibility within subsidiaries.

The University of São Paulo has officially dismissed law professor Alysson Mascaro after allegations of sexual harassment surfaced against him.

The University of São Paulo has officially dismissed law professor Alysson Mascaro, who has been accused of sexually harassing students, following a vote by the Faculty of Law in December.

Gerald M. Steinberg criticizes the University of Toronto's International Human Rights Program for prioritizing political activism over objective scholarship, suggesting it undermines the credibility of academic institutions.

A 41-year-old law professor was fatally stabbed by a student inside a private college in Porto Velho, Brazil, succumbing to injuries before reaching the hospital.

A law professor argues that Ine Eriksen Søreide should have recused herself from handling a report concerning her friend's husband's organization, IPI, in 2019.

A law professor at Centro Universitário Aparício Carvalho in Porto Velho, Brazil, was fatally stabbed by a student, leading to investigations into femicide.

A law professor was killed by a student inside a classroom in Porto Velho, Brazil, in an incident being investigated as femicide.

Juliana Mattos Lima Santiago, a law professor at Fimca in Porto Velho, Brazil, was fatally stabbed by a student following a class.

Juliana Santiago, a 41-year-old law professor, was fatally stabbed by a student in Porto Velho, Brazil, an incident being investigated as femicide.

A court in Rondônia has converted the detention of João Junior, a student accused of fatally stabbing law professor Juliana Santiago in a Porto Velho college, from temporary to preventive custody.

Law professor Juliana Santiago was killed by her student João Junior with a knife she had previously gifted him during an emotional confrontation at a college in Porto Velho.

A law professor, identified as Juliana Santiago, was fatally stabbed by a student named João Junior in a classroom at Centro Universitário Aparício Carvalho in Porto Velho on Friday night.

Harvard Law School professor Alan Dershowitz stated that the federal investigation into Nike's diversity, equity, and inclusion practices, which allegedly discriminate against White employees, could significantly influence hiring practices across the nation.

President Yoon Suk-yeol appointed Kwon Chang-young, a former judge and current adjunct professor at Seoul National University's law school, to lead the second comprehensive special investigation into allegations of insurrection and corruption involving former President Yoon and his wife.

Constitutional law expert Matija Miloš discusses the legality of the Croatian government's organization of a public welcome for the handball team in Zagreb, asserting that while the government has decision-making powers, it cannot organize public gatherings contrary to regulations.

A legal expert confirms that the government is violating municipal law by failing to obtain necessary permissions for public space use in Zagreb and likely other local councils.

Legal expert Vedran Đulabić criticizes the Croatian government's decision to hold a public welcome event for bronze medal-winning handball players without local authority consent, claiming it undermines constitutional principles.

A constitutional expert argues that the Croatian government's decision to organize a welcome for bronze-winning handball players is unconstitutional.

Rachel Moran, a law professor at the University of St. Thomas in Minnesota, argues that the situation in Minnesota and its largest city, Minneapolis, since mid-December resembles a 'federal occupation.'

The Government plans to host a welcome event for the bronze medal handball team at Ban Jelačić Square despite the City of Zagreb's opposition, raising constitutional concerns with a law professor.

Judge Miroslav Šeparović has been appointed as an associate professor in the field of social sciences and law at the Croatian Catholic University.

The minister of tourism discusses a new law aimed at combatting illegal rentals and delves into the realities of the gray economy within the tourism sector with Josip Mikulić, a professor of economics.

A professor criticizes the HDZ's plan to link the selection of the President of the Supreme Court with the appointment of three constitutional judges, stating that it contradicts constitutional law.

An American international law professor stated that any trial of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, who is detained in the U.S., might rely on a controversial legal opinion from 1989.

A professor at the University of Iceland argues that genetic ties should not play a decisive role in custody cases in Iceland, in light of a case currently under review by the Norwegian Supreme Court.

Law professor Aleksandar Maršavelski sharply criticized Prime Minister Andrej Plenković's ultimatum concerning the appointment of constitutional judges linked to the selection of the President of the Supreme Court, labeling it as unconstitutional political trading and an attack on the constitutional order.

The EU imposes sanctions on individuals for 'pro-Russian' expressions, which a constitutional law professor argues violate multiple rule of law principles and contradict a ruling by the Federal Constitutional Court.

Dr. Eric Descheemaeker has settled a discrimination case with the University of Melbourne following controversy over his comments regarding 'Blak' activists and the law school's direction.

A law professor argues that the Monroe Doctrine is outdated and inappropriate for contemporary international relations.

Political scientist Đana Luša discusses the implications of the U.S. military intervention in Venezuela and the arrest of President Nicolás Maduro, highlighting its lack of basis in international law and the return to power dynamics dictated by strength.

Pedro González Trevijano, a professor and former president of the Constitutional Court, discusses the importance of addressing the Negreira case openly instead of moving on too quickly.

Dr. Aleksandra Korać Graovac, a family law professor, commented on the Croatian Constitutional Court's controversial decision allowing for the registration of a surrogacy-born child despite the existing ban on surrogacy in Croatia.