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Maarten de Wilde, professor of International and European Tax Law at Erasmus School of Law, reacts to the G7 agreement and the reform of the global tax system.

Elena Kantorowicz-Reznichenko, states in an article by RTL Nieuws that income-related fines will make the fine system fairer.

More and more images are being captured by smartphones, bodycams, and security cameras, and these are also increasingly used in the criminal justice chain.

The Council of Ministers has approved the proposed appointment of Siewert Lindenbergh, Professor of Private Law at Erasmus School of Law, as Advocate-General.

On 19 May, study association In Duplo held its yearly In Discussio congress, named ‘Europe from a distance: Outplayed as a world player?’.

André den Exter, associate professor of Health Law, examines the consequences of patents and intellectual property on global healthcare.

Bernold Nieuwesteeg, director of the CLECS, states that the responsibilities of software suppliers must be increased, defined and documented.

Lianne van Kalken, lecturer of Constitutional Law at Erasmus School of Law, sees opportunities for a national outline coalition agreement.

Van der Meulen won this prize for the best graduation thesis in the field of IT Law.

Kiki van der Meulen, masters student at Erasmus School of Law and Rotterdam School of Management, represented the Netherlands in this international competition.