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New research shows that social media amplifies the reach of criminal networks among young people, but rarely serves as their entry point into crime.

People die due to inadequate care, yet prosecutions are rare. Health law experts explain why this is a complex, multilayered problem.

VAT deduction on real estate involves interests worth millions, but the regulations fall short. PhD candidate Nino Arzini researched how it can be improved.

Healthcare rationing happens everywhere, including the Netherlands. Andre Den Exter explains why honesty with patients is the only defensible approach.

It is with great sadness that we have learnt of the passing of emeritus Professor Anthony Ogus.

Evert Stamhuis discusses the essence of legal professionals in a digital world and the role of technological developments in legal education.

Titiaan Keijzer explains the judge's intervention and puts it into perspective.

By automatically identifying recurring themes, the concept of broad prosperity becomes manageable, applicable, and relevant.

The legal consequences of absent consent are greater than many of those involved appear to appreciate."

New research by Bisschop and Van Wingerde shows that industrial pollution in the Netherlands is the result of decades of policy.