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Vol. 12 No. 1 (2025)

Published: 2025-11-14

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Thematic Focus: Rechtshistorischer Trialog

František Weyr – the Most Important Czech Lawyer of the First Half of the 20th Century

Jaromír Tauchen

5-24
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Justice Under Party Control: Structure and Personnel of the Czechoslovak Socialist Judiciary (1948–1989)

David Kolumber

25-49
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Social issues and the Hungarian Cartel Act of 1931

István Szabó

51-74
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The Limits of Press Freedom in the USA

Magdolna Szigeti

75-88
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Classical Law in the Nation-State versus “Law without a State in the European Union

Gábor Máthé

89-100
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Current Issues: Challenges of Catholic Legal Education

Infusing Catholicism in Teaching and Writing

Joanmarie Ilaria Davoli

101-113
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Community Engagement A pedagogical model for teaching social justice in Law Schools

Paul Ochieng, Patrick Nzomo

115-130
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Challenges of Catholic Legal Education in Croatia The path toward a different approach to studying law

Kristian Turkalj

131-142
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Teaching Legal Ethics at the Catholic University The experience of the Pázmány Law School

László Komáromi

143-155
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Articles

“How Do I Recognize What is Right?“ Pope Benedict XVI.‘s suggestions on the doctrine of natural law

Christoph Ohly

157-170
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The Appearance and Role of Rerum Natura in Three Digest Texts

János Erdődy

171-182
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Regulating the Use of AI in Civil Proceedings

Fernando Gascón Inchausti

183-211
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Digitalization of Civil Procedure and AI: the European Perspective

Burkhard Hess

213-220
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Artificial Intelligence Generated Works and Patent Law Analysis of the DABUS Case in the European Union, South Korea and Proposal for Vietnam

Hong Nhung Pham

221-237
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Dilemmas Over the Official Status of Asturian Language

Írisz Kovács

239-253
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