2025/Special Issue

CONTENT

Georgina Naszladi: Foreword

Krisztián Villám: Changes in the constitutional concept of property in the 35-year practice of the Constitutional Court of Hungary

Sándor Szemesi: From the principle of non-regression to the obligation to step forward – the evolution of the Hungarian Constitutional Court’s environmental practice

Ágnes Németh – Fülöp Morvay: The Protection of Fundamental Rights of Prisoners by the Constitutional Courts: Italian-Hungarian Comparison

Csaba Erdős – Viktória Verebélyi: In the Defence of Parliamentary Autonomy – 35 Years of Practice by the Hungarian Constitutional Court in the Field of Parliamentary Law

Kinga Zakariás: The extent of constitutional review of judicial decisions in German and Hungarian Constitutional Court Practice

Lóránt Csink – Luca Sevaracz: Constitutional Court Caesura and the Admissibility of EU Fundamental Rights Standards

Mónika Mercz: The historical constitution’s unique interpretation by the Hungarian Constitutional Court

Dóra Horváth: Upholding the rule of law – Certain aspects of the pro futuro effect of European constitutional court decisions