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Open Lecture Series No.9 (2017) “Realizing Same-Sex Marriage and Protecting the rights of LGBTs in the U.S.: Significance of Obergefell v. Hodges (2015)” (Mary L. Bonauto (Attorney)) will be held on 1 August 2017

Open Lecture Series No.7 (2017) “10 Jahre Juristischer Notfallkoffen im Allgemeinen Krankenhaus in Wien – Er fahnungen und Veränderungen in der Schadensabwicklung” (Prof. Leopold-Michael Marzi (Wien University Hospital)) will be held on 3 July 2017

Open Lecture Series No.5 (2017) “Preventive and Retributive Approaches in German Penal Theory” (Assistant Prof. Antonio Martins (University of Frankfurt)) will be held on 22 June 2017

Open Lecture Series No.4 (2017) “Incivilities: the ‘Offense Principle’ in criminalization theory” (Honorary Prof. Andreas von Hirsch (University of Frankfurt)) will be held on 21 June 2017

International Symposium “Ageing Societies and Legal Approaches” will be held on 7 July 2017

Open Lecture Series No.6 (2017) “On the Orientation of the Lenient Criminal Policy for the Plea Guilty Rules in China: Institutional Innovation or Institutional Restatement” (Prof. Lifeng Li (Jilin University School of Law )) will be held on 30 June 2017

Open Lecture Series No.3 (2017) “U.S. Law School Clinics as Sites of Domestic and International Law Reform” (Prof. Jeffrey SELBIN and Prof. Laurel E. FLETCHER (UC-Berkeley School of Law) will be held on 25 May 2017

Open Lecture Series No.7 (2017) “Latin American Constitutionalism between Universality and Cultural Particularity” (Prof. César Landa (Universidad Católica del Perú) will be held on 18 July 2017

Open Lecture Series No.2 (2017) “The Evolution of Elder Law in China” (Assistant Prof. Mimi Zou (The Chinese University of Hong Kong) will be held on 23 May 2017

Open Lecture Series No.1 (2017) “The Copyright Proposal for a Digital Single Market in the EU – Chances and Problems?” (Prof. Séverine Dusollier (Sciences Po Law School) will be held on 26 April 2017

Noticeable Judicial Precedents No. 3 “The case in which a part of Article 733(1) of the Civil Code, stipulating a prohibition period for remarriage specific to women, was ruled as unconstitutional” （Associate Professor Takashi KANAZAWA, Faculty of Law）

Noticeable Judicial Precedents No. 2 “Supreme Court judgement on the constitutionality of Article 750 of the Civil Code, which requires a husband and wife to adopt the surname of either spouse at the time of marriage” （Assistant Professor Dr. Yuki HASHIMOTO, Faculty of Law）