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Europe Is Looking for a Super-Judge
One of the cornerstones of the rule of law is an independent, impartial, and high-quality court. It is therefore of the utmost importance that respect for the rule of law in the European Union (i...
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Corrigendum to Article ‘A Paradigm Shift in the Role of C...gh Mutual Trust and other Neofunctionalist Tenets of EU Law’
The Law of Obligations: Developments in Estonia and in Europe
AI Systems’ Impact on the Recognition of Foreign Judgements: The Case of Estonia
Prominent search engines yield many millions of hits *1 when one searches for the keywords ‘robot judge’. While the discussion around AI technologies and their impact on society is increasing...
Protection of the Right to Privacy in States’ Unilateral ... to Extraterritorially Located Data in Criminal Investigations
The process of striving to enhance law enforcement's access to digital data held extraterritorially while finding the right balance in fundamental-rights protection began with establishing the Co...
An Empirical View of the Extent of the Use of the Education Exception to Copyright
The article is based on a study commissioned by the Ministry of Justice entitled ‘Extent of Use of Educational Exceptions of Copyright’. The presumed rationale for this is that holders of rig...
From Tradition to Evidence: Rethinking the Law on Eyewitness Identification in Estonia
Eyewitness identification is a procedural act that is influenced by various psychological factors. Scientific research has demonstrated that the way identification procedures are conducted and ad...
An Overview of the Recent Case Law of the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Latvia
The article highlights recent trends in the case law of the Latvian Constitutional Court with regard to the response to COVID-19, empowerment of marginalised groups, and protection of democracy. ...
The Public Interest Requirement in the Secondary Use of Hea...ta in Scientific Research: The Examples of Estonia and Finland
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) foresees a flexible data processing regime for conducting scientific research with health data. This regime also enables extensive limitations on da...
The Role of Foreign Law in the Courts’ Application of Estonian Law
It is difficult to overestimate the importance of comparative law in the legal developments of the restored Republic of Estonia. The country’s legislative drafting and jurisprudence frequently ...
Procurement in Times of Crisis: The Portuguese Experience
Since 2020, Portugal has enacted legislation specific to addressing the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic, with two distinct moments in this process: one dedicated to the pandemic situation in particular and a...
Emerging Challenges to Public Procurement: Covid-19 and Reg...o Public Contracting in the EU, the United Kingdom, and France
In recent years, the use of public procurement as a tool to manage the health crisis and, most recently, the Ukraine crisis, has raised concerns. In their efforts to fight the pandemic, as well a...
Can Civil Courts Save the Climate? Strategic Climate-change Litigation Before Civil Courts
Climate change is an urgent global problem, and national legislatures must enhance their efforts to reduce carbon dioxide emissions drastically. Individuals and NGOs have filed public law actions...
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This year’s Juridica International compendium offers articles on a wide variety of topics. From an initial glance, the problems tackled in those articles might not seem to have so much in commo...
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