Právník
Právník (The Lawyer), the “flagship“ of the Institute, is the oldest legal periodical published in the Czech Republic; it embodies the unique tradition of Czech legal scholarship.
As a general law journal, it features articles and comments on all important developments and relevant issues in legal theory and international, EU and national law. It regularly publishes book reviews and annotations on current titles, and it also reports on major conferences, seminars, and legal events in the Czech Republic and abroad. Occasionnally, Právník also presents legal materials that pertain to current legal issues. Although Právník addresses especially the Czech audience (articles are in Czech or Slovak only), foreign readers can take advantage of English summaries a keywords of its main articles and studies. Právník is a peer-reviewed journal, and it welcomes papers on any topical legal issue.
Current Issue: 8/2024
Articles
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Constitutional Court, Facts and Scientific Knowledge
Czech original: Ústavní soud, fakta a vědecké poznání
Ladislav Vyhnánek -
Constitutional Democracy Needs a Democratic Myth
Czech original: Ústavní demokracie potřebuje demokratický mýtus
Hubert Otevřel – Jan Hořeňovský -
Judicial Styles in a Comparative Perspective – the Historical and Ideological Origins of the Form of Present Judicial Decisions
Czech original: Soudní styly ve srovnávacím pohledu – historický a ideologický původ podoby současných soudních rozhodnutí
Vojtěch Hau -
On the Question of the Reasoning of the Indictment
Czech original: K otázke odôvodňovania vznesenia obvinenia
František Vojtuš – Marek Kordík -
Effects of Preambles to International Treaties within the EU
Czech original: Účinky preambúl medzinárodných zmlúv v úniovom práve
Dominika Moravcová