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As you may have noticed, a video is currently making headlines on social media. It shows the SOS Racisme association providing proof of discrimination at the entrance to certain private beaches on the Côte d'Azur using a process that has already proven itself: "testing". But can such evidence be brought before a court and will it then have probative value? Isn't this process unfair? Well, let me explain. In reality, the testing method has been used for a very long time by SOS Racisme and has therefore already given rise to case law on the subject, in particular through the famous testing case that resulted in the decision of the Criminal Division of the Court of Cassation on June 11, 2002. We explain it to you in this video. The link to the SOS Racisme video: • Racist practices on the beaches... ♥️♥️ If you liked this video, don't hesitate to like it, comment and subscribe so you don't miss the next ones ♥️♥️ If you want to follow our news, join us on our networks: 📸 instagram: / filezdroit 🐦 twitter: / droitfilez ⚠️ Warning ⚠️ The sole purpose of this video is to help you understand judgments that are sometimes quite complex. They are in no way intended to replace the doctrine which constitutes a solid source of knowledge. Do not forget that plagiarism is prohibited and severely punished in the academic context. It is therefore essential to cite your sources and put your quotes in quotation marks.