Malíř, Jan
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Vol 3, No 3 (2013): The Lawyer Quarterly - Articles
JUDICIALIZATION OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS: DO INTERNATIONAL COURTS MATTER?
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ISSN: 1805-840X
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Brexit, elections to the European ParliamentEuropean Union, equal suffrage, Slovak Republic
Labor code, conjunctions, compound sentence, logical product, disjunction
Money Laundering, Criminal, Law, Preventing and Assisting, Advocate
Personal data breach, security breach, notification obligation, US law, GDPR
Principle of Favour, Trade Unions, Collective Agreements
advocate, guarantees of advocacy, international standards of the profession of advocate, lawyer’s secret, indemnity of an advocate
autonomous vehicle, artificial intelligence, data, driverless car, European Union, in-vehicle data, liability, motor insurance, non-personal data, privacy, personal data, self-driving car
autonomous weapons systems, AWS, individual criminal responsibility, war crime, direct and indirect perpetration, command responsibility, joint criminal enterprise
autonomy, legal and political concept of self-government, state, self-government
business group, controlled company, group instruction, interests of the group, business management, instructions regarding business management, business judgement rule, service subsidiary, ordinary subsidiary
concept of unity of the forum and the law
delimiting norms
double taxation treaties, human rights, taxpayers’ rightsmutual agreement procedure, dispute resolution
foreign elements
international administrative law
international company law, private international law, Czech Republic, China, European Union, Draft rules on the law applicable to companies and other bodies (Rome V Regulation)
law
omain name, trademark, means of individualization, intellectual property, Ukrainian legislation
public employee, performance management system, promotion, fairness, UAE
social media, account, digital assets, inheritance, virtual property, personal data
work balance, concerning working and family life, labour law, public administration