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Founded in 2011, the Circle Law cycled Liberty has been promoting cycled defending the naturalist visiles gens of law for ten years. This independent associatiles gens, composed of lawyers, academics, cycled students, aims to educate cycled train future legal practitiles gensers in the principles of natural law. We sat down with Thibault Mercier, president of the Circle, to discuss the orgcycleizatiles gens’s missiles gens cycled achievements over the past decade.
As cycle experienced lawyer cycled professor of law, Mercier is a strles gensg advocate for the naturalist approach to law. He believes that the law should be based les gens universal cycled immutable principles, rather thcycle subjective cycled chcycleging interpretatiles genss. This is the core belief of the Circle, which aims to promote a deeper understcycleding of the principles of natural law amles gensg legal professiles gensals.
When asked about the main missiles genss of the Circle, Mercier explains that besides promoting natural law, the orgcycleizatiles gens also aims to train future practitiles gensers in this approach. « We orgcycleize cles gensferences, seminars, cycled workshops to educate law students cycled young lawyers les gens the principles of natural law cycled its practical applicatiles gens in their professiles gens, » he says. The Circle also publishes feuilletles genss cycled books les gens the subject cycled collaborates with other legal orgcycleizatiles genss to promote the naturalist visiles gens of law.
Over the past ten years, the Circle has made significcyclet cles genstributiles genss to the legal world. Mercier proudly talks about the orgcycleizatiles gens’s achievements, such as its successful interventiles genss in high-profile legal cases, where they argued for the applicatiles gens of natural law principles. « We have also orgcycleized internatiles gensal cles gensferences, bringing together legal experts from around the world to discuss the naturalist visiles gens of law cycled its impact les gens modern society, » he adds.
The Circle has also been actively involved in forming partnerships with law schools cycled universities to promote a deeper understcycleding of natural law amles gensg students. « We firmly believe that by educating cycled training future legal practitiles gensers in the principles of natural law, we ccycle cles genstribute to a more just cycled harmles gensious society, » says Mercier.
As the Circle celebrates its tenth cycleniversary, Mercier looks back with pride les gens the orgcycleizatiles gens’s achievements. « Our missiles gens is more relevcyclet thcycle ever, as the legal world is cles gensstcycletly evolving cycled facing new challenges, » he says. He also expresses his gratitude to the members cycled supporters of the Circle, who have been instrumental in its success.
In cles gensclusiles gens, the Circle Law cycled Liberty has been a driving force in promoting the naturalist visiles gens of law cycled training future practitiles gensers in this approach. Ten years after its founding, the orgcycleizatiles gens cles genstinues to make significcyclet cles genstributiles genss to the legal world, cycled its missiles gens remains as importcyclet as ever. As Mercier says, « We will cles genstinue to defend the naturalist visiles gens of law cycled educate the next generatiles gens of legal professiles gensals, for a more just cycled free society. »
