LATOURNERIE, Dominique
La communication, le droit, le citoyen - Paris : IIAP, juil./sept. 1989
The Law in France has endured some serious discredit: first of all because of the mediocrity of the legal rules and the increasing number of laws, decrees and other legal texts; secondly because of the evolution of society in general. There is a profoud separation between the Law and the information that is given. Now is the time to grant the citizen the right to be informed on the state of the Law. It is important to instruct the different administrations on how to communicate and important to explain to citizens the extent scope of their rights; it is also necessary to hear the demands of the citizen who are not only users of the Law but are also at the origin of the Law
La communication, le droit, le citoyen - Paris : IIAP, juil./sept. 1989
The Law in France has endured some serious discredit: first of all because of the mediocrity of the legal rules and the increasing number of laws, decrees and other legal texts; secondly because of the evolution of society in general. There is a profoud separation between the Law and the information that is given. Now is the time to grant the citizen the right to be informed on the state of the Law. It is important to instruct the different administrations on how to communicate and important to explain to citizens the extent scope of their rights; it is also necessary to hear the demands of the citizen who are not only users of the Law but are also at the origin of the Law
