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1. ENSURING UNIFORM ADMINISTRATION OF LAW IN CRIMINAL MATTERS - THE HUNGARIAN WAY — 21 June 2010
Authors: • Erika RÓTH, email: jogerika@uni-miskolc.hu, Afiliation: Department of Criminal Procedure and Correctional Law, Faculty of Law, University of Miskolc, Hungary
Abstract: no abstractLESIJ.JS XVII - 1 - 2010 > ENSURING UNIFORM ADMINISTRATION OF LAW IN CRIMINAL MATTERS - THE HUNGARIAN WAY
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2. THE PROHIBITION OF REFORMATION IN PEIUS IN THE HUNGARIAN JURISPRUDENCE — 21 June 2010
Authors: • Herke CSONGOR, email: herke@ajk.pte.hu; herke@herke.hu, Afiliation: Head of the Department of Criminal Procedure Law and Forensic Science, Faculty of Law, University of Pecs, Hungary
Abstract: no abstractLESIJ.JS XVII - 1 - 2010 > THE PROHIBITION OF REFORMATION IN PEIUS IN THE HUNGARIAN JURISPRUDENCE
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3. STANDARDIZATION OF JUDICIAL PRACTICE AND HARMONIZATION WITH THE ECtHR JURISPRUDENCE - HUNGARY — 17 August 2011
Authors: • Erika RÓTH, email: jogerika@uni-miskolc.hu, Afiliation: Associated Professor, Ph.D., Department of Criminal Procedure and Correctional Law, Faculty of Law, University of Miskolc, Hungary
Abstract: This paper is a little bit unusual. Questions were put by the organisers of the conference in order to obtain information about the practice of adminiLESIJ.JS XVIII - 1 - 2011 > STANDARDIZATION OF JUDICIAL PRACTICE AND HARMONIZATION WITH THE ECtHR JURISPRUDENCE - HUNGARY