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Patents, Profits, and Forensic Investigation: The Future of Crime Solving May Already Be Broken
Are you a fan of crime series, perhaps even true crime stories? Have you ever watched “True Detective”, “Sherlock”, or maybe even glanced at an episode of “Mindhunter”? If you have, have you ever considered what originally drew you to these shows? These series offer insight into human nature and societal norms, which can change over time. The crime stories depicted often date back decades, making them fascinating to explore. They frequently are modern echoes of past injustic
Lilla Banhidi
May 25


An Expert’s Guide to Buying Art: The Auction - Expectations, Reality, Champagne, and Overpriced Sush
Art law is quite an interesting multidisciplinary field. Although it seeks to regulate the protection and sale of artworks, many other branches of the law intervene to facilitate that, such as IP, contract, tax and criminal law. In my previous article A Beginner's Guide to Buying Art, another Maastricht Diplomat exclusive, I have already touched upon the dangers of the art market, which arise from its mystique and its proneness to anonymity: coming across looted art and art m
Lilla Banhidi
May 18
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