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May 20, 2026Tilburg Law Review0 citationsOpen Access

The Year in Law 2025: Organised Crime, Algorithmic Transparency, and Climate Justice

ŞAŞebnem AtçıRSRory Sugrue

Key Points

  • This editorial aims to highlight how legal frameworks adapt to contemporary challenges, including crime and climate change.
  • Introduces the 2025 Case Commentary Issue of the Tilburg Law Review
  • Examines contributions on technological use in organised crime and legal responses to climate challenges
  • Discusses algorithmic transparency within the context of the GDPR
  • Highlights La Cosa Nostra's incorporation of technology into crime activities.
  • Describes CJEU’s efforts to ensure meaningful explanations under the GDPR.
  • Showcases Japan's climate litigation in response to ICJ advisory opinions.

Abstract

This editorial introduces the Tilburg Law Review’s 2025 Case Commentary Issue, examining how legal systems responded to three major challenges: adaptive organised crime, algorithmic transparency, and climate justice. Bringing together contributions on La Cosa Nostra’s use of technology, the CJEU’s approach to meaningful explanations under the GDPR, and Japan’s climate litigation following the ICJ climate advisory opinion, the issue highlights law’s evolving but still tentative capacity to address complex transnational problems.

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Atçı et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a0d4f34f03e14405aa9a73chttps://doi.org/10.5334/tilr.475
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