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RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN PORTUGUESE LAW

RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN PORTUGUESE LAW R E C E N T DEVELOPMENTS IN P O R T U G U E S E LAW Rui Cascão* * Rui C a s c a o is a research assistant at the T i l b u r g University. Graduate and Post- Graduate(Coimbra Law School), Portugal. The author wishes to thank especially Mr. A n d r e a Pinna for all o f his help and support in the redaction o f this article. I start the survey in 1999, a year o f myriad new statutes and judgements making old doctrinal castles crumble, solving old vexatae guaestiones and treading new paths in some fields o f law not explored before. 1 MEDIA LAW The first two laws enacted by the Parliament in 1999 concerned media law. Lei n° 1/99, 13/11 approved the status o f the journalist, awaited for a long time by professional journalists. It covers professional requisites, access to the profession, incompatibilities. This statute renders more c o n c r e t e deeply constitutionally protected rights and duties o f journalists, such as the right to freedom of speech, access to information, access to sources (art. 38° Constitution). http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Tilburg Law Review Brill

RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN PORTUGUESE LAW

Cascão, Rui
Tilburg Law Review , Volume 9 (2): 11 – Jan 1, 2001
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R E C E N T DEVELOPMENTS IN P O R T U G U E S E LAW Rui Cascão* * Rui C a s c a o is a research assistant at the T i l b u r g University. Graduate and Post- Graduate(Coimbra Law School), Portugal. The author wishes to thank especially Mr. A n d r e a Pinna for all o f his help and support in the redaction o f this article. I start the survey in 1999, a year o f myriad new statutes and judgements making old doctrinal castles crumble, solving old vexatae guaestiones and treading new paths in some fields o f law not explored before. 1 MEDIA LAW The first two laws enacted by the Parliament in 1999 concerned media law. Lei n° 1/99, 13/11 approved the status o f the journalist, awaited for a long time by professional journalists. It covers professional requisites, access to the profession, incompatibilities. This statute renders more c o n c r e t e deeply constitutionally protected rights and duties o f journalists, such as the right to freedom of speech, access to information, access to sources (art. 38° Constitution).

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Published: Jan 1, 2001

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