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The first issue of 2022 consists of articles on three topics: constitutional reasoning and interpretation, contemporary legal problems of social media and digital platforms, and family law issues.
(Re)Constructions of Social Networks in Slovenian Case Law
‘Constitutional Unconstitutionality’: Constitutional Review of the COVID-19 Restrictions on Fundamental Rights in Slovenia
Surrogate Motherhood – the European Legal Landscape
ECtHR Judgements in the Decisions of the Hungarian Constitutional Court
Jurisdiction and Costs in Recent Inter-EU Cases of Démenti and Apology for Falsifying History
Piotr Mostowik, Edyta Figura-Góralczyk
A Critical Examination of the CJEU Judgement in Renckhoff case New Frontiers of Internet Censorship
(In)consistent Practice of the Serbian Constitutional Court in Selected Cases of Protection of Property Case Study
The Legal Background of Kinship as a Basis of Family Relationships, With Special Regard for the Regulation on Adoption in Central European Countries
“Fake News” in Serbia: Civil Law Perspective
Normative Approach to the Interplay between the CCC and the CJEU/ECtHR Judicial Dialogue or a Dictate?
External Systemic and Comparative Arguments in the Interpretation of the Slovak Constitutional Court