10 questions à un huissier de Justice

N’en déplaise, à bien des égards, la relation entre les États Unis et la Chine constitue aujourd’hui l’axe central de la géopolitique mondiale. Cette relation façonne les équilibres stratégiques, économiques et technologiques du XXIe siècle, alors que Washington et Pékin alternen ...  Show more

Nombre de juristes et de commentateurs critiquent régulièrement les lois prises sous le coup de l’émotion suscitée par le retentissement médiatique de certaines affaires criminelles. Ils les caricaturent parfois par cette expression « un fait divers = une loi » et considèrent qu’ ...  Show more

What qualifies someone to become a judge? The answer is surprisingly vague and even taboo to discuss. Lawyer Jessica Kerr sifts through the murky, mysterious process that sits at the center of the Commonwealth judicial system in countries like Australia -- and makes the case for ...  Show more

Guest Rachel Bailit is not an attorney, she’s an actor. So why is she a guest on a show about lawyers and legal issues? As an experienced acting teacher – in addition to an accomplished actor in movies, television, and live stage – Bailit specializes in teaching acting skills to ...  Show more

This is our first episode in our new series on the theme of Justice in the Bible. When most of us hear the term "justice" we think of courtrooms, judges and cops. Some of us might think of biblical justice as “God’s Judgement”.
What did the Hebrews believe ju ...

Justice isn't always simple, clear, or fair. Sometimes justice happens in ways nobody wants to admit or talk about. In this episode, Andrew shares a story where justice was delivered in a way nobody would expect, in a part of the world very few get to see. And with the right comb ...  Show more