OBSERVATORY OF LAW AND PLURALISM
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Show allVaccines between obligations and recommendations. The paths of European case law
The Study presents some decisions delivered by the European Court of Human Rights and by various European Courts in relation to compulsory vaccination and to the subsequent contestation. It also includes the most recent cases about the Covid-19 vaccine.
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Supreme Tribunal of Spain (Tribunal Supremo), Section II, No. 8697/2007, 28 December 2007
Recourse against conviction for electoral offence committed by a Jehovah’s Witness. Evaluation of the applicability of the exemption of the exercise of the right to religious freedom.
Supreme Tribunal of Spain (Tribunal Supremo), Section II, No. 745/2003, 24 May 2003
Recourse against conviction for attempted murder for honour-related reasons. Evaluation of the applicability of the attenuating circumstance of passional states, in the light of cultural specificities.
Supreme Tribunal of Spain (Tribunal Supremo), Section II, No. 996/2011, 4 October 2011
Recourse against conviction for sexual assault, private violence and domestic violence, committed jointly by the parents of a minor. Assessment of the influence of the mother’s cultural background.
Supreme Tribunal of Spain (Tribunal Supremo), Section II, No. 266/2012, 3 April 2012
Recourse against acquittal for the crime of sexual abuse against minor. Evaluation of the error about the unlawfulness of the conduct.
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