Jean-Yves Moyart, a criminal lawyer from Lille, became famous under the pseudonym of Maître Mô through the pages of his blog in which he shared extraordinary stories drawn from the practice of his profession. This lover of words relates in … Lire plus
A large number of trials, particularly in the United States, rely on statistics and probability calculations to decide whether a defendant is guilty or not. The book written by Leila Schneps, mathematician and research director at the CNRS, aims to … Lire plus
The book aims at presenting in a very complete way the life of Robert Badinter, his political, intellectual, professional and moral path. It traces the achievements he has implemented and the challenges he has faced during his incredible journey from … Lire plus
Artora and SBL continue their collaboration to take you to where art and law meet. This short video explains this case that opposed the painter Georges Rouault to the heirs of the art dealer Ambroise Vollard. Issued in 1947 by … Lire plus
A three minutes video about the Brancusi’s sculpture named “The Kiss” whose legal status has given rise to many unforeseen developments.
SBL and Artora offer you a three minute video to take you where art and the law engage in a dialogue.
SBL and Artora offer you a three minute video to take you where art and the law engage in a dialogue.
“The Staircase” is a 13-episode documentary that plunges us into the heart of the trial of an American writer, Michael Peterson, accused in December 2001 of murdering his wife, Kathleen Peterson, who was found dead at the foot of a … Lire plus
SBL and Artora offer you a three minute video to take you where art and the law engage in a dialogue.
SBL and Artora offer you a three minute video to take you where art and the law engage in a dialogue.
