Bernard Bouloc has been a professor of law since 1969 and taught at Panthéon-Sorbonne University (Paris I) from 1981 to 2004. He has written several books on French law, including Les Précis Dalloz de Droit Pénal et de Procédure Pénale and Le Guide Pénal du Chef d’Entreprise, and is an editor and contributor to several legal journals such as La Revue des Sociétés, RTDCom, Lamy Concurrence, and La Revue de Sciences Criminelles. He was a member of the French Review Committee on criminal law and criminal procedure (Comité Léger), whose report was submitted to the French President in September 2009. He participated in the work of the French Council of State on the European Public Prosecutor from January to June 2011. He published the 23rd edition of the Précis Dalloz guide to general criminal law in September 2013 and the 24th edition of the guide to criminal proceedings in December 2013.
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1. Ever since French law first sought to combat anti-competitive practices, essentially after 1953, it has never abandoned the idea of criminal punishment. There was the offence of Article 419 of the former Criminal Code, then after the Order of 1 December 1986 gave the Competition Council the (...)
