William Julié, alongside Gonzalo Boye, addressed the conviction of one of their clients, Ms. Evghenia Gutul, the elected governor of the autonomous region of Gagauzia (Moldova), to seven years' imprisonment for illegal campaign financing, by a dec...
In an op-ed co-authored with Gonzalo Boye, William Julié spoke out about the sentencing of one of his clients, Evghenia Gutul, the elected governor of the autonomous region of Gagauzia (Moldova), to seven years in prison for illegal campaign finan...
William Julié commented on the situation of one of his clients, Mr Djordje Radujkovic, a French citizen of Serbian origin who was arrested and detained in Slovenia on the basis of a European arrest warrant issued by Croatia for political reasons. ...
William Julié commented on INTERPOL's decision to withdraw the red notice issued by Japan against Paul Watson, which had been in force for nearly fifteen years. The fact that Paul Watson was able to travel freely between France and the United Stat...
Following the arrest of former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte on the basis of an arrest warrant issued by the International Criminal Court for crimes against humanity allegedly committed during his national campaign against narcotics, known ...
Maître Julié was invited to comment in the newspaper "Libération" on the suspension of the INTERPOL Red Notice issued by Japan against Paul Watson. He explained that the Commission for the Control of INTERPOL's Files (CCF) had granted the request ...
Maître William Julié commented in Le Parisien on Algeria's decision to refuse the return of its nationals to its territory, in the context of the knife attack in Mulhouse. Since 27 December 1968, there have been agreements between France and Al...
Maître William Julié provided legal clarification for Le Parisien on the legal regime of the European arrest warrant following the arrest of Mohamed Amra on 22 February 2025 by the Romanian authorities. The European arrest warrant is a warrant ...
Maître Beauchemin was interviewed about the French dual nationals known as ‘Roméos’ who work for private military companies in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. In response to the question of whether they could be prosecuted for mercenary a...
As a lawyer specialising in international criminal law and on the List of Counsel at the International Criminal Court, William Julié was interviewed by Le Figaro, alongside his colleague Johann Soufi, and Julian Fernandez, professor of public law,...
