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Cour de justice de la République: two lessons to be learned from the July 28, 2023 decision of the Assemblée plénière de la Cour de cassation (French Supreme Court)

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19/10/2023

Business 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

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 and Jean-Baptiste Boué-Diacquenod, attorneys at the Paris bar

Business criminal law

Trial of the 13 November attacks in Paris: an unprecedented place given to the victims of terror

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La Libre Belgique

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11/10/2021

Noémie Coutrot-Cieslinski, who is a lawyer for several civil parties, looks back at the unprecedented place given to victims in the trial of the November 13 attacks currently taking place in Paris.

General criminal law

Rwanda : The Collective of Civil Parties for Rwanda files a complaint in relation to new cases

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Collectif Parties Civiles Rwanda

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24/4/2021

Noémie Coutrot-Cieslinski assists the Collective of Civil Parties for Rwanda ("Collectif des Parties Civiles pour le Rwanda") in several criminal investigations opened against Rwandan nationals living in France and prosecuted for genocide and complicity in crimes against humanity.

International criminal law

A new suspect in the case of the Islamic State hostages

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15/1/2020

Noémie Coutrot-Cieslinski defends a French national indicted by an anti-terrorist judge in Paris in connection with the kidnapping and hostage taking of four French journalists by the Islamic State.

General criminal law

France Télécom trial : the former HR director among the accused

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11/7/2019

Maxime Cléry-Melin defended the former human resources director of Orange France Télécom before the Criminal Court of Paris.

Criminal labour law

Noisy-le-Grand : suspended prison term requested against the former mayor for illegal interest taking

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27/9/2018

Maxime Cléry-Melin defended the former deputy-mayor of Noisy-le-Grand before the Criminal Court of Bobigny.

Business criminal law

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