Michiel 2005's photos with the keyword: law

The law of Gortyna, dating from 600–400 BC. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gortyn_code The city of Gortys became important in the 1st millenium BC and after the Roman occupation of Crete in 67 BC it became the capital. In 798 AD the city was hit by an earthquake and after the Arab occupation in 828 AD the city suffered further destruction.

The law of Gortyna, dating from 600–400 BC. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gortyn_code The city of Gortys became important in the 1st millenium BC and after the Roman occupation of Crete in 67 BC it became the capital. In 798 AD the city was hit by an earthquake and after the Arab occupation in 828 AD the city suffered further destruction.

The law of Gortyna, dating from 600–400 BC. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gortyn_code The city of Gortys became important in the 1st millenium BC and after the Roman occupation of Crete in 67 BC it became the capital. In 798 AD the city was hit by an earthquake and after the Arab occupation in 828 AD the city suffered further destruction.

Italian law enforcement agency responsible for combatting financial crime and smuggling.

The right of retention. For a explanation: www.amsadvocaten.com/practice-areas/construction-law/right-of-retention-in-the-netherlands

The building of the Law Faculty. Opened by Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia. The building is named after Kamerlingh Onnes, who received a Nobel price for "his investigations on the properties of matter at low temperatures which led, inter alia, to the production of liquid helium" This building was the Physics laboratory.

Which houses the Faculty of Law.

Well, not exactly my day in court. The university (my employer) was subpoenaed by a company who claimed that we broke European procurement law, so today we had to appear for the civil court in The Hague. Sentence in two weeks. Taking pictures inside was not allowed. The court in The Hague also functions as a Court of Appeal. After the Court of Appeal you can go to the High Council, which is the highest court in The Netherlands. The High Council only looks at matters of law, the facts are to be established by the lower courts.

Every customer has to identify himself by showing a piece of identification and signing a card.