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The blog study examines a new concept of punitive mechanism „outside EU law”.

This study examines a mechanism of dismissal of the Polish National Prosecutor.

The blog study focuses on the lessons learnt from Dignitas Infinita.

The blog study examines the issues with the Polish National Council of the Judiciary.

This study scrutinizes the Memorandum of Understanding signed in 2022 exploring challenges in its implementation and underscoring the comple

This study seeks to outline certain chosen theoretical and practical issues related to returning irregular migrants.

The draft amendment to the Family and Guardianship Code proposes several solutions aimed, at protecting minors from violence and i

This paper presents fiscal policy through the lens of Hungarian regulatory practice.

The report focuses specifically on the two sessions held on the second day of the conference as they addressed intriguing legal issues.

The blog study aims to present Spasov v. Romania judgment in more detail.

The blog discusses the principle of proportionality in the context of state interventions in the parent-child relationship.

The application of the concept of “persecution by association” shows how international protection should be provided to asylum seekers.

The blog study focuses on issues relating to the concern of the state and the Church for the good of the family and its individual member.

The blog study is concentrated on one of the most important elements of EU asylum and migration policy, namely the so-called Dublin system.

It is a set rule that every administrative decision must be explained. This rule was set by the Constitutional Court in the early 1990s.

https://doi.org/10.63189/KNLS7700 The VC – the origin, role and evolution   Scuola Grande San Giovanni Evangelista in Venice is the seat...

The subject of this text is a discussion of Polish border protection regulations in the context of the migration crisis in Europe.

Under the Stabilization and Association Agreement signed with the European Union, Serbia is required to harmonize its competition rules.

The blog shows the impact of the application of the European Semester procedure on the process of federalization of the EU system.

https://doi.org/10.63189/OFVG6867 In the light of Article 4(2)(j) of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union (TFEU) [1] , the...