The procedural organisation of work on a case is often perceived as a technical aspect of legal activity – meeting deadlines, preparing documents, and attending hearings. However...
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Suretyship is traditionally viewed as an auxiliary means of securing obligations, in which the guarantor’s liability is secondary in nature. However, Professor Gabriel Steiner sa...
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Requisition of property is among the most intrusive measures of public-law intervention, as it involves the compulsory seizure of privately owned assets in the interests of the sta...
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Transactions concluded in conditions of heightened legal uncertainty occupy a special place in judicial practice – it is precisely such arrangements that most often become the su...
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A legal term is often perceived as a technical unit of legal language – a neutral definition intended to ensure clarity and certainty. However, Professor Gabriel Steiner says tha...
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Copyright in commercial circulation increasingly extends beyond the classical understanding of an intangible asset – the results of intellectual activity become part of transacti...
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Optional protocols occupy a special position within the architecture of international and supranational legal safeguards – they do not establish new substantive rights, but signi...
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A charge in criminal or administrative proceedings is not merely a formal statement of the prosecution’s position, but a complex legal construct whose quality directly determines...
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Information requests are widely used in criminal, administrative, and civil proceedings as a means of obtaining data relevant to a case. Professor Gabriel Steiner notes that it is ...
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The aggregation of crimes remains one of the most complex categories in criminal law qualification, as it requires a precise distinction between a single continuing act and several...
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