Yseult Marique is Senior Lecturer at the University of Essex (United Kingdom) and research associate at the FÖV Speyer (Germany). She is co-editor of Access to Justice: Beyond the Policies and Politics of Austerity (with Ellie Palmer, Tom Cornford, and Audrey Guinchard) (Hart / Bloomsbury: 2016). One of her main research interest focuses on the rule of law and its practical implementation in relation to issues of access in Western societies when resources are limited (such as access to justice, access to energy, access to administrative documents, access to public services, access to public participation etc.). Other research interests pertain to administrative enforcement and ethics of care in Western societies both today and in the past. She holds a law degree from the Université libre de Bruxelles (ULB), a postgraduate degree in law from the Vrije Universiteit Brussels (VUB) and a PhD from Cambridge University.
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Marjolaine Roccati is Maître de conférences in private law in the University of Paris Nanterre since 2012. After having written her PhD on the role of national judge in the European judicial area (Bruylant, 2013), she has published various articles in the field of Justice and civil procedure (among which “Le renforcement de l’office du juge: analyse d’une réforme envisage”, Les Petites Affiches, 8 janvier 2019, n°6, pp. 5-15; “Evolution de la procédure européenne de règlement des petits litiges: vers davantage d’efficacité et d’accessibilité?”, Revue européenne de droit de la consommation, 2015, n°2, pp. 415-431; “Quelle place pour l’autonomie procédurale des États membres?”, Revue Internationale de Droit Economique, 2015, n°4, pp. 429-439). She has also recently co-authored a book on Alternative Dispute Resolution (together with Soazick Kerneis, Gilduin Davy and Soraya Amrani Mekki, “Les chimères de l’alternativité? Regards croisés sur les Modes Alternatifs de Règlement des Conflits” (Droit, Histoire, Anthropologie), Paris, Mare & Martin, 2018).
Anne-Sophie Chavent-Leclère. Maître de conférences HDR at the Université Jean Moulin Lyon 3, Director of Institut d’Etudes Judiciaires in Lyon and of the Master 2 sécurité intérieure, lawyer at the Lyon Bar. She is the author of many articles in relation to criminal justice, including “L’application concrète de la réforme de la justice pénale” (in la loi de réforme pour la justice, LexisNexis, Actualité, 2019) and “Halo sur la jurisprudence de la Chambre criminelle en matière de confiscations et saisies”, AJ pénal 2019, 8. She is also running the monthly updates on criminal procedure for the legal journal Procédures (Lexis-Nexis).