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Continue reading →: Hungary’s Kuria and the Executive: an imbalanced relationship, by Krisztina RozsnyaiIn this chapter of Beyond Adjudication, I explore the relationship between Hungary’s supreme court — the Kuria — and the executive power, revealing a system where the formal principle of separation of powers is increasingly undermined in practice. The chapter opens with a brief history of administrative adjudication in Hungary to understand the…
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Continue reading →: The relationships between the supreme administrative courts and the executive power in the example of Poland, by Piotr Ostrowski and Wojciech PiątekThe relationship between administrative courts and the executive in Poland reveals a structural tension already at the constitutional level. On the one hand, administrative courts are tasked with performing judicial review of public administration (Art. 184 of the Constitution), suggesting a one-directional influence: courts control the executive. On the other…
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Continue reading →: REALaw Forum 2026: ProgrammeAccountability Under Pressure: Contemporary Features of the Reason of State The REALaw Forum 2026 is coming up this September, and we are happy to share with you the final programme of our conference! This year, 12 young researchers from all over Europe will gather at the Faculty of Law of…
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Continue reading →: Towards Europe’s Global Leadership in Cybersecurity: A Conversation with ENISA Executive Director Juhan Lepassaar on the Past, Present and Future of the Agency, By Juhan Lepassaar, Valentina Golunova, Paolo Balboni, Cosimo Monda, and Ellen VosFor the EU Agencies Corner of REALaw, we speak with Juhan Lepassaar about the past, present, and future of the European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA), drawing on his insights as its Executive Director. Established in 2004, ENISA is the Union’s agency dedicated to achieving a high common level of…
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Continue reading →: The establishment of the regional administrative courts (TAR) in Italy: A historical legal perspective, by Federica PalettiThe establishment of the Regional Administrative Tribunals (TAR) by the Act of 6 December 1971 constitutes a decisive moment in the development of Italian administrative justice. The process that led to the creation of this new jurisdiction was neither immediate nor linear. More than twenty years elapsed before Article 125…