'HETHER the classroom teacher has academic freedoms which go along with his professional responsibilities is a concern largely unanswered. Up to now, court decisions have established only the personal rights of teachers to make private choices on out-of-school matters. Teacher rights on instructional matters remain to be determined by courts and other quasi-judicial conflict-resolving agencies....

The environmental law as it is known today is an amalgamation of common law and statutory principles. 1 Even before specific laws came into force, there were certain common law remedies against pollution. Common law is the body of customary law of England based upon judicial decisions and is embodied in the reports of decided cases. Common law had been administered by the common law courts of E...

The treating psychiatrist can change his initial clinical impression as a result of his ongoing relationship with the patient and his evaluation of response to treatment. Such monitoring is difficult. if not impossible, in the usual practice of forensic psychiatry. Also, the legal consequences of judicial decisions based on psychiatric opinion may be quite serious. If the psychiatric opinion is...

The liability of Member States for damages caused by the issuance a judicial decision in breach EU law has been shaped jurisprudence CJEU, as mechanism to ensure effective legal protection citizens. Its primary purpose is that situation where court State causes damage citizen violating laws its ruling, remedy obtain compensation such violation. Based on principle procedural autonomy States, cla...

Greece is a unique example of country member the Council Europe that allows for application Sharia law by Mufti on select part its citizenry: members Muslim minority in Western Thrace (situated NE Greece). However, to produce their effects, decisions need undergo review and be declared enforceable civil court. The aim this article explore relevant legal framework arranged 4964/2022 presidential...