Maître William Julié, Maître Amélie Beauchemin and Maître Camille Gosson contributed to the 2025 edition of the ICLG sanctions guide. The Firm wrote the chapter on the French sanctions regime, providing an overview of all restrictive measures c...
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Maître William Julié, Maître Amélie Beauchemin, and Maître Camille Gosson contributed to the Global Practice Guide on Sanctions of Chambers and partners. This Guide aims at providing explanations and details as to how international, regional, a...
Maître William Julié, Maître Amélie Beauchemin and Maître Camille Gosson co-wrote an article, published by EU Law Live, on the case of Mr. Mazepin, sanctioned by the European Union, before the Court of Justice of the European Union. The article...
The firm WJ Avocats denounces the Council of the EU's decision dated 6 October 2022 in the context of the war against Ukraine to forbid lawyers to provide legal advisory services to legal persons, entities or bodies established in Russia, in breac...
The ECBA outlines several issues in European extradition law such as the lack of effective access to SIS and INTERPOL’s systems and of mutual recognition of decisions on surrender or extradition. In practice, it means that a person who has won the...
The Guideline on the Strategic use of UN Human Rights Mechanisms for Syria identifies the mechanisms to be invoked to provide Syrian lawyers and activists with the tools and keys to understanding.
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Over the past few years, the European Union has seen attacks on the independence of several Member States’ judicial authori...
William Julie, Sophie Menegon, and Juliette Fauvarque
Volume 12, Issue 3 of New Journal of European Criminal Law
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What is the essence of the rule against the extradition of nationals? In which cases and across which States does it apply?
The entry into force of the Agreement on cooperation between the United Kingdom and the European Union (hereinafter “EU”) has led to a decrease of certain rights for wanted individuals, but should not in principle, have c...