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Vol. 11 No. 1 (2024)

Published: 2025-02-15

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Thematic Focus: Artificial Intelligence and Law

Opening Speech to the Workshop “AI and Law”

László Komáromi

5-6
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Digital Transformation of Court Proceedings, Artificial Intelligence and the Principles of Civil Procedure

Viktória Harsági

7-15
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Adapting to Change: AI’s Potential Impacts on Journalism

János Tamás Papp

17-31
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Artificial Intelligence and the Management of Stock Corporations – Organisational and Liability-Related Issues

Peter Jung

33-51
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Possibilities and Practical Experiences of Using Artificial Intelligence in Taxation

Ildikó Szabó

53-66
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Less Human but More Effective? IT and the organisation of working time

Gábor Kártyás

67-80
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Articles

US Constitution and the Notion of Family The risks of the Supreme Court’s judicial activism through family and privacy cases

Sarolta Judit Molnár

81-99
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The Importance of the Participation of the Medical Expert in Criminal Proceedings

Zoltán Szilvássy

101-116
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Combating Ponzi Schemes: an in-Depth Look at Law Enforcement Effectiveness in Indonesian Context

Rizaldy Anggriawan

117-146
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Comparing Foreseeability in Contractual Damages under the CISG, Unidroit Principles and Principles of European Contract Law

Nguyen Thi Quynh

147-158
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Current Issue

Ius Quia Iustum: Helmut Pree’s Doctoral Laudation

Lóránd Ujházi

159-164
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