Yves Strickler

Mortal Danger in Beijing, China – Open Letter to Pierre Mirochnikoff, President of the Union of French Citizens Abroad

Mortal danger in Beijing: Open letter sent to Pierre Mirochnikoff, president of the UFE Beijing chapter, regarding grave threats involving foreign intelligence operations, and the safety of a French citizen in China and his Chinese family-in-law. The letter raises serious concerns about the legal and moral obligations of French consular representatives.
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Mortal Danger in Beijing, China – Open Letter to Pierre Mirochnikoff, President of the Union of French Citizens Abroad

Mortal danger in Beijing: Open letter sent to Pierre Mirochnikoff, president of the UFE Beijing chapter, regarding grave threats involving foreign intelligence operations, and the safety of a French citizen in China and his Chinese family-in-law. The letter raises serious concerns about the legal and moral obligations of French consular representatives.
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Hunger Strike. Reply from French Law Professor Yves Strickler

Hunger Strike. Reply from French law professor Yves Strickler
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Hunger Strike. Reply from French Law Professor Yves Strickler

Hunger Strike. Reply from French law professor Yves Strickler
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List of individuals targeted by Article 432-1 of the French Criminal Code (to obstruct the execution of the law)

In his explanation, Law Professor Yves Strickler presented me with a pertinent reference from a legal expert text, emphasizing key aspects of individuals targeted by Article 432-1 (to obstruct the execution of the law) of the French Criminal Code.
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List of individuals targeted by Article 432-1 of the French Criminal Code (to obstruct the execution of the law)

In his explanation, Law Professor Yves Strickler presented me with a pertinent reference from a legal expert text, emphasizing key aspects of individuals targeted by Article 432-1 (to obstruct the execution of the law) of the French Criminal Code.
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Email from Law Professor Yves Strickler - procedural contracts invented by the bar associations, jurisdictions, and legal aid offices

Email from Professor Yves Strickler, Associate Professor of Law Faculties, confirming to me that procedural contracts are invented by the bar associations, the jurisdictions, and the legal aid offices, and that this is something truly preposterous! That the law is the law, and French institutions are obligated to respect it. In essence, this situation amounts to the judicial branch circumventing the legislative branch to create its own laws, a practice that is profoundly dangerous. It undermines the principle of the separation of powers, a cornerstone of democratic governance.
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Email from Law Professor Yves Strickler - procedural contracts invented by the bar associations, jurisdictions, and legal aid offices

Email from Professor Yves Strickler, Associate Professor of Law Faculties, confirming to me that procedural contracts are invented by the bar associations, the jurisdictions, and the legal aid offices, and that this is something truly preposterous! That the law is the law, and French institutions are obligated to respect it. In essence, this situation amounts to the judicial branch circumventing the legislative branch to create its own laws, a practice that is profoundly dangerous. It undermines the principle of the separation of powers, a cornerstone of democratic governance.
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Email from Professor Yves Strickler, Associate Professor of Law Faculties - request for provisional admission to legal aid and summary proceedings

Email from Professor Yves Strickler, Associate Professor of Law Faculties, confirming to me that my request for provisional admission to legal aid seems admissible and expressing surprise that I have not initiated summary proceedings
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Email from Professor Yves Strickler, Associate Professor of Law Faculties - request for provisional admission to legal aid and summary proceedings

Email from Professor Yves Strickler, Associate Professor of Law Faculties, confirming to me that my request for provisional admission to legal aid seems admissible and expressing surprise that I have not initiated summary proceedings
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