11. ACTION BY CIRCULAR Where it is not deemed advisable or practical to call a special meeting of the Trustees or of the Executive Committee, one or more resolutions may be

submitted, with the approval of the Chairman or a Vice Chairman, to the Trustees or to the members of the Executive Committee by letter or facsimile transmission [...]

A recurring question in international criminal procedure is how to ensure that prosecutors are held accountable for their errors and misconduct. When International Criminal

Court (ICC) judges encountered the first serious error by the prosecution in Prosecutor v. [...]

The author deals with constitutional changes in the judiciary in the Republic of Serbia. The Constitution of the Republic of Serbia was adopted in 2006, and for years there

have been attempts of change towards democratisation. A special problem is the composition, and functioning of the High Judicial Council, as a body that should have [...]

This commentary examines case C-692/19, an order in response to a request for a preliminary ruling regarding the scope of application of working time protection, handed down

by the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) in April 2020. A courier working for a shipping company filed a claim before a UK employment tribunal demanding [...]

Workers are increasingly being managed by technologies. Before spreading to larger segments of the labour market, algorithmic management systems were a signature feature of

platform work. The exercise of power through digital labour platforms is one cause of the precarious working conditions in this area, an issue that could soon concern [...]

The constitutional question mechanism in the constitutional review authority in the Constitutional Court (MK) has not been adapted so that it can result in the constitutional

rights of citizens not being comprehensively protected. Substantive justice based on the One God (transcendent justice) has not been accommodated properly. [...]

In its landmark 2013 judgment of Vinter and Others v. the United Kingdom, the European Court of Human Rights held that a life sentence which is not de jure and de facto reducible

amounts to a breach of the prohibition of inhuman and degrading punishment, as enshrined in Article 3 of the European Convention on Human Rights. [...]

The principle of objectivity includes several aspects of the prosecutor’s functions. This article highlights some aspects of and perspectives on the prosecutor’s role and

raises some central questions regarding the prosecutor’s obligation to objectivity according to the case-law of the ECtHR. [...]

Making the justice process ‘child friendly’ is a key priority for the children’s rights community. An abundance of commentary has been produced by the UN Committee on

the Rights of the Child to highlight how justice proceedings can be made more accessible for children and, in 2010, the Council of Europe issued its comprehensive [...]

International audience ; Constitutional interpretation is not a scientific interpretation of a text or texts, known as the constitution. Constitutional interpretation is a

norm-creation process; it is a process that establishes the constitution as a norm. [...]