Un Publiciste
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Un publiciste français / A french public lawyer
Intérêt malsain pour les droits américain et du commonwealth / Unhealthy interest for American and Commonwealth law
Intérêt malsain pour les droits américain et du commonwealth / Unhealthy interest for American and Commonwealth law
Incidentally I would go further and replicate the idea in each circuit too, and add district judges into the pool of justices.
As for having 1 judge per circuit, I think it may make more sense to randomly draw judges and cap it at 2 or 3 judges a circuit rather than select 1 from each.
As for having 1 judge per circuit, I think it may make more sense to randomly draw judges and cap it at 2 or 3 judges a circuit rather than select 1 from each.
December 6, 2025 at 4:08 PM
Incidentally I would go further and replicate the idea in each circuit too, and add district judges into the pool of justices.
As for having 1 judge per circuit, I think it may make more sense to randomly draw judges and cap it at 2 or 3 judges a circuit rather than select 1 from each.
As for having 1 judge per circuit, I think it may make more sense to randomly draw judges and cap it at 2 or 3 judges a circuit rather than select 1 from each.
It wouldn't be appealing, no. Just like a lot of the Constitution isn't very appealing to them, admittedly.
But it isn't constitutionally suspect in that all this does is "promote" additional judges in a way little different to court reform adding 2 justices onto the court.
But it isn't constitutionally suspect in that all this does is "promote" additional judges in a way little different to court reform adding 2 justices onto the court.
December 6, 2025 at 4:08 PM
It wouldn't be appealing, no. Just like a lot of the Constitution isn't very appealing to them, admittedly.
But it isn't constitutionally suspect in that all this does is "promote" additional judges in a way little different to court reform adding 2 justices onto the court.
But it isn't constitutionally suspect in that all this does is "promote" additional judges in a way little different to court reform adding 2 justices onto the court.
In other words, because Waymos are a readily identifiable class, every time *any* Waymo messes up the problem is attributed to *all* Waymos much more readily than a human attributes every human accident to the much more omnipresent and less "distinctive" class of "all human drivers".
December 5, 2025 at 5:22 PM
In other words, because Waymos are a readily identifiable class, every time *any* Waymo messes up the problem is attributed to *all* Waymos much more readily than a human attributes every human accident to the much more omnipresent and less "distinctive" class of "all human drivers".
It's a similar associational fallacy to saying "5 X-team football fans got in a drunken brawl this week, ergo X team is full of hooligans" (even though the police also arrested 45 non-supporters, with no distinct collective identity between them, for the same behaviour).
December 5, 2025 at 5:20 PM
It's a similar associational fallacy to saying "5 X-team football fans got in a drunken brawl this week, ergo X team is full of hooligans" (even though the police also arrested 45 non-supporters, with no distinct collective identity between them, for the same behaviour).
To which all accidents are collectively attributed, and one ends up mistaking "1000 Waymos caused 2 accidents" for "each Waymo is linked to 2 accidents," meaning that to have the same level of safety perception, Waymos would in actual fact have to be safer by, in the hypothetical, a factor of 1000.
December 5, 2025 at 5:20 PM
To which all accidents are collectively attributed, and one ends up mistaking "1000 Waymos caused 2 accidents" for "each Waymo is linked to 2 accidents," meaning that to have the same level of safety perception, Waymos would in actual fact have to be safer by, in the hypothetical, a factor of 1000.
I would argue that that's a cognitive bias.
Say you have a random pool of 1000 drivers. Let's say that in a year 2 of them run someone over and cause death or serious injury. Then take a pool of 1000 Waymos with exactly the same accident rate.
In people's perception the Waymos form a single group
Say you have a random pool of 1000 drivers. Let's say that in a year 2 of them run someone over and cause death or serious injury. Then take a pool of 1000 Waymos with exactly the same accident rate.
In people's perception the Waymos form a single group
December 5, 2025 at 5:20 PM
I would argue that that's a cognitive bias.
Say you have a random pool of 1000 drivers. Let's say that in a year 2 of them run someone over and cause death or serious injury. Then take a pool of 1000 Waymos with exactly the same accident rate.
In people's perception the Waymos form a single group
Say you have a random pool of 1000 drivers. Let's say that in a year 2 of them run someone over and cause death or serious injury. Then take a pool of 1000 Waymos with exactly the same accident rate.
In people's perception the Waymos form a single group
That's definitely a general issue in American law. I was at a panel of US public lawyers once where they twice hit what seemed to them to be insoluble conceptual barriers or quandaries which could in fact be greatly enlightened by reference to foreign law, something which never occured to anyone.
November 23, 2025 at 7:21 PM
That's definitely a general issue in American law. I was at a panel of US public lawyers once where they twice hit what seemed to them to be insoluble conceptual barriers or quandaries which could in fact be greatly enlightened by reference to foreign law, something which never occured to anyone.
TMST (old ES): c. 750 (400m)
Class 374 (new ES): c. 900 (400m)
Avelia TGV-M (Inoui layout): c. 600 (200m), so x 2 for 400m.
TGV-M is however quite (too?) dense compared to ES current stock, no 1st class galleys etc, so ES would probably have fewer seats to fit those in.
Class 374 (new ES): c. 900 (400m)
Avelia TGV-M (Inoui layout): c. 600 (200m), so x 2 for 400m.
TGV-M is however quite (too?) dense compared to ES current stock, no 1st class galleys etc, so ES would probably have fewer seats to fit those in.
November 23, 2025 at 8:14 AM
TMST (old ES): c. 750 (400m)
Class 374 (new ES): c. 900 (400m)
Avelia TGV-M (Inoui layout): c. 600 (200m), so x 2 for 400m.
TGV-M is however quite (too?) dense compared to ES current stock, no 1st class galleys etc, so ES would probably have fewer seats to fit those in.
Class 374 (new ES): c. 900 (400m)
Avelia TGV-M (Inoui layout): c. 600 (200m), so x 2 for 400m.
TGV-M is however quite (too?) dense compared to ES current stock, no 1st class galleys etc, so ES would probably have fewer seats to fit those in.
Sachez au moins que vous n'êtes pas toute seule...
November 21, 2025 at 11:15 AM
Sachez au moins que vous n'êtes pas toute seule...
Ça ne me surprendrait pas mais j'ai un doute quant à la matérialité des informations contenues dans la capture d'écran, qui n'est pas identique à la charte graphique du site web de la Maison blanche et n'apparaît pas là-dessus.
November 20, 2025 at 12:18 PM
Ça ne me surprendrait pas mais j'ai un doute quant à la matérialité des informations contenues dans la capture d'écran, qui n'est pas identique à la charte graphique du site web de la Maison blanche et n'apparaît pas là-dessus.
Vous avez un lien pour le communiqué de presse ? Je n'arrive pas à le trouver sur le site de la Maison blanche.
November 20, 2025 at 12:06 PM
Vous avez un lien pour le communiqué de presse ? Je n'arrive pas à le trouver sur le site de la Maison blanche.
Mais qui a eu cette idée...singulière ? (Idem pour « action publique »).
November 20, 2025 at 7:38 AM
Mais qui a eu cette idée...singulière ? (Idem pour « action publique »).
The cynic in me says: "She filed a defective indictment to get 6 months more on the statute of limitations, 18 USC § 3288, and possibly even try and broaden the indictment (which is precluded by current precedent)."
On the other hand, I'm not sure she's heard of §3288.
On the other hand, I'm not sure she's heard of §3288.
November 19, 2025 at 7:05 PM
The cynic in me says: "She filed a defective indictment to get 6 months more on the statute of limitations, 18 USC § 3288, and possibly even try and broaden the indictment (which is precluded by current precedent)."
On the other hand, I'm not sure she's heard of §3288.
On the other hand, I'm not sure she's heard of §3288.
Non :
« Dans les circonstances de l'espèce, il n'y a pas lieu de mettre à la charge de l'Etat le versement de la somme demandée par la SAPN au titre des dispositions de l'article L. 761-1 du code de justice administrative. »
« Dans les circonstances de l'espèce, il n'y a pas lieu de mettre à la charge de l'Etat le versement de la somme demandée par la SAPN au titre des dispositions de l'article L. 761-1 du code de justice administrative. »
November 19, 2025 at 12:43 PM
Non :
« Dans les circonstances de l'espèce, il n'y a pas lieu de mettre à la charge de l'Etat le versement de la somme demandée par la SAPN au titre des dispositions de l'article L. 761-1 du code de justice administrative. »
« Dans les circonstances de l'espèce, il n'y a pas lieu de mettre à la charge de l'Etat le versement de la somme demandée par la SAPN au titre des dispositions de l'article L. 761-1 du code de justice administrative. »
Il me semble donc que sa thèse est effectivement en quelque sorte le reflet des « étapes manquées » que vous évoquez.
November 17, 2025 at 9:25 PM
Il me semble donc que sa thèse est effectivement en quelque sorte le reflet des « étapes manquées » que vous évoquez.
J'ai survolé sa thèse—elle alterne entre des généralités (sans y apporter quoi que ce soit), quelques vagues notions juridiques sans rapport évident, et des divagations curieuses, le tout dans un anglais très confus. Par ex:
November 17, 2025 at 9:24 PM
J'ai survolé sa thèse—elle alterne entre des généralités (sans y apporter quoi que ce soit), quelques vagues notions juridiques sans rapport évident, et des divagations curieuses, le tout dans un anglais très confus. Par ex:
Il faut dire que l'essentiel de sa thèse est trop confuse pour être plagiée ou rédigée par ChatGPT...
November 17, 2025 at 9:02 PM
Il faut dire que l'essentiel de sa thèse est trop confuse pour être plagiée ou rédigée par ChatGPT...
Quelques pépites de plus :
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November 17, 2025 at 8:56 PM
Quelques pépites de plus :
À l'université de Yerevan. La thèse est ici : theses.hal.science/tel-05232809v1. Sous la direction de M. Taron V. Simonyan.
The Issues and Legal Controversies of Food Waste from Antiquity to the Present Day
Households on every continent wasted more than a billion meals a day in 2022, while
783 million people were affected by hunger and a third of humanity faced food insecurity. Food
waste continues to harm the global economy and fuel climate change and pollution as well as
the degradation of nature. These are the main findings of a report by the United Nations
Environment Programme (UNEP) released today, ahead of the International Zero Waste Day. 1
Food waste is a global tragedy. Indeed, millions of people are going hungry today because food
is wasted around the world.
Our research therefore touches on a current problem and concrete answers will provide
solutions that have not been thought of and implemented. This thesis examines the issue of food
waste from antiquity to the present. The analysis is based on legal and historical standpoint.
More specifically, it seeks to identify correlation between the rise of poverty and an outmoded
and unregulated agri-food system.
The objective is to examine and define the nature of food waste. As well, to address its
various issues and consequences. To underscore the dysfunctions, particularly in large-scale
distribution. Also, to catalog the extensive legislative and regulatory measures regarding the
waste management and prevention. The differences between these various projects and states
from across the world will also be compared in this study.
Our results highlight many options that can improved regulation. These options include:
field work with various political, social, legal, and agri-food industry players. As well as
analyzing various diagrams and scientific and legal data. ln order to lessen hunger occurring
from the supply chain constitutes of producers, distributors, and consumers. As a result, we are
proposing a more ethical paradigm for the global food chain. Hunger remains a global crisis,
with staggering statistics highlighting the paradoxical coexistence of food waste and food
insecurity. Despite advancements in food production, distribution, and preservation, a
significant portion of the world's population still suffers from hunger and malnutrition.
theses.hal.science
November 17, 2025 at 6:53 PM
À l'université de Yerevan. La thèse est ici : theses.hal.science/tel-05232809v1. Sous la direction de M. Taron V. Simonyan.
Ne me hasarderai pas à le commenter. Cela étant sur ce point je doute qu'une évolution législative soit réellement nécessaire. [FIN]
November 15, 2025 at 9:07 PM
Ne me hasarderai pas à le commenter. Cela étant sur ce point je doute qu'une évolution législative soit réellement nécessaire. [FIN]
C'est d'ailleurs sur ce fondement que le CE a rejeté des requêtes dirigées contre la dissolution de divers groupes d'extrême droite pétainiste, dont notamment Civitas ou l'Oeuvre française. Voir CE reqs 489498, 372322.
Est-ce le cas de cette association? Je ne connais pas l'association donc je...
Est-ce le cas de cette association? Je ne connais pas l'association donc je...
November 15, 2025 at 9:07 PM
C'est d'ailleurs sur ce fondement que le CE a rejeté des requêtes dirigées contre la dissolution de divers groupes d'extrême droite pétainiste, dont notamment Civitas ou l'Oeuvre française. Voir CE reqs 489498, 372322.
Est-ce le cas de cette association? Je ne connais pas l'association donc je...
Est-ce le cas de cette association? Je ne connais pas l'association donc je...
II—Elles fournissent une base légale plus sérieuse pour fonder la dissolution d'une association.
Ce n'est toutefois pas la fin de l'histoire car il faudrait prendre en compte ce que l'association vise à célébrer, c'est-à-dire s'agit-il du Pétain de Verdun ou celui de 1940 qui est exalté ?
Ce n'est toutefois pas la fin de l'histoire car il faudrait prendre en compte ce que l'association vise à célébrer, c'est-à-dire s'agit-il du Pétain de Verdun ou celui de 1940 qui est exalté ?
November 15, 2025 at 9:07 PM
II—Elles fournissent une base légale plus sérieuse pour fonder la dissolution d'une association.
Ce n'est toutefois pas la fin de l'histoire car il faudrait prendre en compte ce que l'association vise à célébrer, c'est-à-dire s'agit-il du Pétain de Verdun ou celui de 1940 qui est exalté ?
Ce n'est toutefois pas la fin de l'histoire car il faudrait prendre en compte ce que l'association vise à célébrer, c'est-à-dire s'agit-il du Pétain de Verdun ou celui de 1940 qui est exalté ?