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The CEO of a leading French data analytics company believes the new law violates the French Constitution and EU law and won't withstand a challenge.
July 12, 2019 at 01:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legal Week
A French law that criminalizes the use of data analytics to assess and predict patterns in judges’ court decisions has sent ripples through the global legal community. But the CEO of a leading French data analytics company believes the relevant section of the law, known as Article 33, is not long for this world.
“This article will be declared unconstitutional or parliament will enact a new law,” said Nicolas Bustamante, CEO of the French legal information platform Doctrine.
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