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4 Cases found

Patrick Pouyanné (CEO of TotalEnergies) v. Greenpeace France

At issue: Whether there was a conflict of interest created when an oil company executive served on the board of directors of a public institution that was deciding whether to establish a research center funded by the oil company.
Jurisdictions:
  • France
    • National Financial Prosecutor's Office
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Bordeaux-Mérignac Airport v Climate Activists

At issue: Whether climate activists protesting the expansion of a Paris airport acted in a “state of necessity” to warn about the effects of climate change.
Jurisdictions:
  • France
    • Criminal Court of Bordeaux
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ADP Group (Paris Airports) v. Climate Activists

At issue: Whether climate activists protesting the expansion of a Paris airport acted in a “state of necessity” to warn about the effects of climate change.
Jurisdictions:
  • France
    • Court of First Instance of Bobigny
      • Tribunal Correctionnel (penal matters)
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Take Down Macron Protester Cases

At issue: Climate activists defend against theft and refusal to identify charges by claiming civil disobedience was necessary to bring attention to France's failure to meet its climate targets
Jurisdictions:
  • France
    • Criminal Court of Paris
  • France
    • Criminal Court of Strasbourg
  • France
    • Criminal Court of Bonneville
  • France
    • Criminal Court of Auch
  • France
    • Court of Appeal of Bordeaux
  • France
    • Court of Appeal of Lyon
  • France
    • Court of Appeal of Colmar
  • France
    • Criminal Court of Lyon
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