Vol. 2 No. 1 (2022)

The first issue of 2022 consists of articles on three topics: constitutional reasoning and interpretation, contemporary legal problems of social media and digital platforms, and family law issues.

Published: 2022-01-19

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Articles

(Re)Constructions of Social Networks in Slovenian Case Law

Kristina Čufar

7-23
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‘Constitutional Unconstitutionality’: Constitutional Review of the COVID-19 Restrictions on Fundamental Rights in Slovenia

Benjamin Flander

25-64
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Surrogate Motherhood – the European Legal Landscape

Lilla Garayová

65-83
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ECtHR Judgements in the Decisions of the Hungarian Constitutional Court

Adél Köblös

85-106
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Jurisdiction and Costs in Recent Inter-EU Cases of Démenti and Apology for Falsifying History

Piotr Mostowik, Edyta Figura-Góralczyk

107-124
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A Critical Examination of the CJEU Judgement in Renckhoff case New Frontiers of Internet Censorship

Bartłomiej Oręziak

125-140
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(In)consistent Practice of the Serbian Constitutional Court in Selected Cases of Protection of Property Case Study

Slobodan P. Orlović

141-160
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Digital Media Ethics

Aleš Rozehnal

161-173
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The Legal Background of Kinship as a Basis of Family Relationships, With Special Regard for the Regulation on Adoption in Central European Countries

Edit Sápi

175-188
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“Fake News” in Serbia: Civil Law Perspective

Sanja Savčić

189-202
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Normative Approach to the Interplay between the CCC and the CJEU/ECtHR Judicial Dialogue or a Dictate?

David Sehnálek

203-223
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External Systemic and Comparative Arguments in the Interpretation of the Slovak Constitutional Court

Katarína Šmigová

225-240
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Excerpts From the Development of Methods of Legal Interpretation

Zoltán J. Tóth

241-264
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