Aug 2026· Magyar Jog· Vol 73, pp. 464-470· 0 citations
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The right and obligation to report criminal offences has, throughout historical development and depending on the diversity of legal systems, consistently served as an indicator of the relationship between the state and its citizens. At the same time, the issue has embodied the dilemma of where the boundaries lie - and how fluid they are - between moral expectation and legal duty. In seeking the roots of this problem, the present study arrives at a critique of the current regulatory framework. It demonstrates that the existing provisions are, in part, inconsistent and contradictory, and calls for a more dogmatically grounded and restrained, yet still justified, regulatory approach.
Investigative authorities face a structural dilemma: exploding volumes of data, limited resources, and criminal procedure law that is not yet sufficiently equipped to deal with this reality. This work analyses the scope of the principle of legality in criminal procedure within this context. The author develops normativ...
In its judgment, the Curia ruled on the issue whether a university admissions guide may be subject to judicial review by administrative courts. The Curia established that such guides have to be classified as administrative acts, more specifically provisions of general application within the legal framework of the Code...
In contrast to the spectrum nature of decision-making capacity, the Hungarian system of adult guardianship continues to rely on a fundamentally binary logic, resulting in systemic dysfunctions. The predominance of guardianship and the limited practical relevance of supported decision-making mechanisms create a legal "g...
This study presents the types of settlements that can be entered into during probate proceedings, as well as substantive and procedural law rules, while also examining the parties eligible to enter into such settlements. The analysis discusses the types of settlements in detail, paying special attention to the specific...
The study examines the interaction between international public law and private law through the examples of state immunity, the codification of private international law, the right of access to court and international investment protection. It argues that the classical distinction between "public law" and "private law"...
This book provides a precise framework for interpreting EU anti-discrimination law and thereby facilitates the resolution of difficult cases in conformity with EU law. It assesses the leading theoretical approaches and reconstructs the CJEU’s concept of discrimination through five case-law studies. Its central claim is...
Andreas Leidinger· 0 citations
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