Constitutional Law Papers

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  ECtHR: Żurek v. Poland (Application No. 39650/18, 16 June 2022) Constitutional Crisis and the Judge's Freedom of Expression

  Mateusz Wojtanowski

  213-226
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  The Limitations of Human and Civil Rights in the Era of the COVID-19 Pandemic and the Activity of the State and Law The Case of Estonia

  Joanna Marszałek-Kawa, Kateryna Holovko

  89-100
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  Justified Discrimination in a Liberal Society

  Carlos Manuel Rosales, Oscar Ruiz Vargas

  37-58
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  Vaccine Hesitancy The Fight against Misinformation in the Digital Society

  Valeria de Santis

  31-50
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  A Critical Legal Perspective on the Recent Czech Transgender Case (Pl. ÚS 2/20)

  Nikolas Sabján

  125-136
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  Bavaria's Supreme Court A Unique Feature in History and Today

  Manfred Dauster

  9-30
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  Reconsidering the Abolition of Capital Punishment in Ghana The Need for Legislative and Constitutional Amendments

  Prince Obiri-Korang

  107-124
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  Connecting Gender Identity and Freedom of Conscience in Recent Romanian Constitutional Case-Law

  Mihail Stănescu-Sas

  43-60
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  Parliaments versus Raising Extremist Member of Parliament Amendments to Constitutions Needed?

  Manferd Dauster

  27-64
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  Interpreting Law Through International Judicial Dialogue by Polish Courts

  Magdalena Matusiak-Frącczak

  49-70

• The Right to physical and mental immunity in the light of the new constitution of the Republic of Armenia and modern challenges in this field in Armenia

  Narine Tonoyan

  84-90

• The 2015 nationwide referendum in Poland memes

  Maria Marczewska-Rytko

  26-42

• Separation of powers according to the new amendments to the constitution of Georgia-problems and prospects

  George Goradze

  81-91

• Does identity matter?

  Lóránt Csink

  176-181

• Nation-Delegation-Constitution: Reconsidering role of religion in Polish identity development

  Agnieszka Bień-Kacała, Anna Tarnowska, Wojciech Włoch

  6-25

• The problem of protection of national constitutional identity in integration processes

  Alina Pkhrikyan

  182-187

• Changing constitutional identity: Constitutional reform and new concept of human rights in Georgia

  Dimitry Gegenava

  112-121

• Forced sterilization and abortion in Japan: Family and constitution

  Yuichiro Tsuji

  50-63

• The detention of children in asylum procedures in Europe: Regulatory framework and alternatives

  Irena Drdúlová, Václav Stehlík

  64-78

• Constitutional principles in public administrator's decision-making under the case law of the Supreme Administrative Court of Lithuania

  Ieva Deviatnikovaitė

  109-115

• The realisation of the constitutional principles - the right to good administration and the right to legal remedy - in Hungary

  Nóra Balogh-Bekesi, Kitti Pollak

  46-56

• Land protection and land care in Slovak Republic

  Martin Dufala, Lenka Dufalová, Jana Šmelková

  156-166

• Conceptual and functional diversity of the ombudsman institution in Asia (comparative constitutional law analysis)

  Lívia Trellová

  74-83

• National and Constitutional Identity in the Case Law of the Court of Justice of the European Union

  Ondrej Hamuľák, David Kopal, Tanel Kerikmäe

  6-27