In legal practice, stability is always understood as a consequence of structure and adherence to principles. Law does not tolerate chaotic decision-making – every norm, obligatio...
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The stages of committing a crime play a decisive role in criminal law assessment and directly affect the scope of a person’s liability. Professor Gabriel Steiner emphasises that ...
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The Special Part of criminal law is the sphere in which abstract criminal law provisions are transformed into concrete legal consequences for an individual. Professor Gabriel Stein...
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Administrative proceedings constitute a distinct form of public law coercion through which the state exercises its authoritative powers outside the framework of criminal justice. P...
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Working conditions occupy a central place within the system of labour and corporate law, as they directly reflect the balance of interests between the employer and the employee. In...
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Rules of legal ethics are traditionally perceived as a set of corporate and professional standards governing the conduct of defence counsel. However, Professor Gabriel Steiner asse...
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Judicial precedent is traditionally not recognised as a formal source of law in the continental legal system, yet its practical significance in law enforcement continues to grow st...
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Positive discrimination is used by states as a tool for correcting social and economic inequality – through special quotas, preferences, and other support measures for certain gr...
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Employment relations in modern corporate structures increasingly depart from the classical “employer–employee” model. According to Professor Gabriel Steiner, it is precisely ...
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The implementation of human rights in contemporary legal systems increasingly encounters obstacles not through their formal denial, but through institutional constraints that signi...
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