Voluntary transmission of AIDS: 5 years in prison required against the driver
Since Monday, Patrick has been on trial, accused of knowingly transmitting the AIDS virus to his ex-girlfriend. 5 years of ...
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Voluntary transmission of AIDS: the author sentenced to 2 years in prison
Since Monday, Patrick was on trial for having knowingly transmitted the AIDS virus to his ex-girlfriend. He was sentenced to ...
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United States: justice refuses a woman to recover her frozen embryos
© istockMimi Lee will no longer be able to have a biological child. This 46-year-old American, who became sterile after ...
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PIP prostheses: four years in prison for Jean-Claude Mas
Jean-Claude Mas, the founder of the company PIP, which for years sold fraudulent breast implants, was found guilty of fraud ...
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“Social justice is a matter of life or death” – Monique Bégin
PasseportSanté.net attended the big meeting of public health 2008. Almost 250 speakers and 2,000 participants attended the Annual public health ...
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Domestic violence: excessively long support times
According to a British association, taking care of victims of domestic violence can take years. In France, data is lacking, ...
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End of life: justice decides to maintain Vincent Lambert’s care
© istockIn an order issued Thursday, the court of Châlons-en-Champagne opposed an end of inadmissibility to the will of the ...
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School rhythms: why parents protest
In Paris, parents of students are suing the mayor who introduced the 4.5-day week as part of the reform of ...
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The ban on the sale of poppers is canceled
The Council of State has just canceled a decree prohibiting the sale of poppers. This drug, the most consumed after ...
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“France does not want a criminal trial for public health matters”.
Judge Marie-Odile Bertella-Geffroy, a specialist in public health matters such as asbestos, hepatitis B or contaminated blood, is a victim ...
Read moreDoctors more often convicted
If the number of cases opposing doctors to their patients in court is stable, the insurer MACSF nevertheless notes an ...
Read morePIP prostheses: Jean-Claude Mas released
After spending more than eight months in prison, the former director of the Poly Implant Prothesis (PIP) company, Jean-Claude Mas, ...
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Suicides at work: Justice is advancing, prevention is stalling
Three years after the wave of suicides at France Telecom, the first indictments fall. Justice follows its course but in ...
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The attending physician in the sights of justice
The courts are increasingly sanctioning doctors in high-risk specialties. And attending physicians are more and more concernedThe judicialization of medicine ...
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