Search results for phrase "hard cases"
THE TAIL THAT WAGS THE DOG, OR HOW JUDGES RULE IN HARD CASES
Legal Standing in Algorithmic Harm Cases. Collective Actions in Litigating Risk Models Across E-Government States
MENTAL INCAPACITY DEFENSE IN ANGLO-AMERICAN LAW AND THE DEFENDANT’S ABILITY TO APPRECIATE CRIMINALITY OF HIS CONDUCT
PRESENT-DAY POLICIES CONCERNING INDIGENOUS LANGUAGES IN THE AMERICAS: A GEOGRAPHICAL APPROACH
L’Accès aux cours suprêmes – rapport français
Sexual harassment in a university setting: Searching for justice and compassion in an unjust and indifferent world
Theoretical Underpinnings of the Doctrine of Transferred Malice
Intricacies of Significant Imbalance as the Cornerstone of Protection against Unfair Terms in Consumer Contracts under EU Law
LIABILITY FOR MEDICAL ERROR INVOLVING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN DIAGNOSIS – A REGULATORY GAP IN POLISH MEDICAL LAW
Procedural Justice as a Rule of Law and Expression of Respect for Human Dignity
The Just Law and its Evaluation in Legal and Political Thought and Practice in Pre-constitutional Europe (up to the 18th Century). General Remarks
The Problems of Applying Both Criminal and Administrative Penal Sanctions in Light of Article 50 of the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union
THE CONCEPT OF DELINQUENCY IN MESOAMERICA: FOCUS ON THE AZTECS AND THE MAYA
The Constitutional Case for Making the Article 50 TEU Notification
GENERAL DIRECTIVES OF JUDICIAL SENTENCING FOR A CRIMINAL OFFENCE FOLLOWING THEIR LATEST REVISION
From Scandalous Verdicts to “Suicidal Sentences”: The Reform of the Courts of Assize under the Fascist Regime
FROM THE SECTORAL ANGLE TO THE GENERAL RULES OR HOW THE CONVENTION ON INTERNATIONAL LIABILITY FOR DAMAGES CAUSED BY SPACE OBJECTS INFLUENCED THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE INTERNATIONAL LAW OF STATE RESPONSIBILITY AND LIABILITY?
DIE BEDEUTUNG VON „KÖNNEN“ BEI FAHRLÄSSIGKEIT UND SCHULD
CRIMINAL LIABILITY OF MANAGERS IN THE POLISH COMPETITION LAW – DEVELOPMENT AND THE PERSPECTIVE OF PROCEDURAL GUARANTEES
THE MEANING AND FUNCTION OF JUDICIAL INDEPENDENCE UNDER THE EUROPEAN CONVENTION ON HUMAN RIGHTS