Capucine Lanta de Bérard will serve tonight as a member of the jury for the final round of the Robert Badinter Prize, organized by the National Bar Council.
For this second edition, lawyers and law students took on a demanding challenge: drafting a bill that remains true to the legacy of the man who made the law an instrument in the service of human dignity and freedoms.
Congratulations in advance to the eight finalists who will compete tonight and present their draft bills. We look forward to hearing from you!
- Charles Culioli-Paoli (Paris & New York): guaranteeing the rights of the defense in the face of algorithmic evidence
- Romane Debelut (Montpellier): ensuring the right to higher education while in detention
- Gabrièle Gien (Paris): Establishing an enforceable right to a healthy environment
- Thomas Gruet (Nouméa): Strengthening procedural safeguards applicable to investigations into deaths that may be attributed to public officials
- Alexandre Minot-Chartier (Paris): Combating attacks on journalistic independence
- Arthur MOREL (Nîmes): Balancing the Development of Digital Technologies with the Protection of Human Dignity and Fundamental Freedoms
- Alice Poitevin (Vannes): Rethinking Correctional Facilities and the Detention System
- Lily Ravon (Paris): Combating Transnational Repression Targeting French Residents
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