legal clerk

mail clerk

law clerk | paralegal specialist | corporate legal assistant | legal assistant

principle of legal certainty [ certainty of law | legal certainty | legal security | principle of equality and legal certainty ]

regulatory compliance manager | regulatory compliance officer | regulatory affairs manager | regulatory affairs portfolio leader

Resource Management Support Clerk [ RMS Clerk | Administrative Clerk | Adm Clk | Finance Clerk | Fin Clk | Construction Engineering Procedures Technician | CEP Tech ]

legal affairs policy officer | legal policy analyst | legal policy officer | policy officer, legal affairs

commis de rang | commis waiter

Legal Aid Clerk

As far as the French is concerned, one relies for the preparation of bills on the lawyers and on our own law clerk.

7. Is firmly convinced that there is no doubt that the atrocities perpetrated by ISIS/Daesh fall within the legal definition of genocide provided in Articles 2 and 3 of the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of Genocide and Article 6 of the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court; stresses that genocide amounts to any act committed with the intent to destroy, in whole or in part, a national, ethnic, racial or religious group; underlines that the destruction of only part of a group on the basis of their nationality, ethnic group or religion also amounts to genocide; further emphasises that according to those legal pro ...[+++]visions acts of genocide do not necessarily need to cause the death of member of a group, as causing serious bodily or mental harm including inflicting trauma, torture, rape, sexual violence and mutilation, as well as the transfer of children, are also to be considered acts of genocide when committed as part of a policy to destroy a group’s existence; finally underlines that mere conspiracy, direct and public incitement, attempts to commit genocide and complicity with genocide are also tantamount to the crime of genocide even before mass murders have begun;

51. Notes that prosecuting terrorist acts carried out in third countries by European citizens or by non-EU nationals residing in the EU requires that the collection of evidence in third countries should be possible, on a basis of full compliance with human rights; calls, therefore for the EU to work on the setting-up of judicial and law enforcement cooperation agreements with third countries to facilitate the collection of evidence in said countries, provided that strict legal standards and procedures, the rule of law, international law and fundamental rights are safeguarded by all parties and under judicial control; recalls, therefore, that the collection of evidence, interrogation and other such investigative techniques must be carried ...[+++]out subject to strict legal standards and must comply with EU laws, principles and values and international human rights standards; warns, in this connection, that the use of cruel, inhuman and degrading treatment, torture, extra-judicial renditions and kidnapping is prohibited under international law and may not take place for the purpose of collecting evidence of criminal offences committed inside the territory of the EU or outside its territory by EU nationals;

I will give some examples of these projects, which include: information services expanded to provide services in both official languages; bilingual application forms for legal aid; provision of duty counsel, and, pursuant to the Brydges case, duty counsel services in both languages; and an increased capacity to provide legal aid assistance in both official languages at the trial level.