Law, Identity and Values

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The Law, Identity and Values aims to publish scholarly articles which are related to the particular values of the Central European region and which reflect the unique identity Central Europe has. The journal is committed to publish legal articles which present the specific legal tradition of Central European countries.

Articles in this Journal

Constitutional Courts and the Court of Justice, Constitutional Law and EU Law – Two Arranged Marriages and the Legal Problems Arising From Them

This article addresses the question of relationship of constitutional courts to the Court of Justice in national case law; the hierarchy of these national courts to the Court of Justice of the European Union (EU); the hierarchy of national law (const...

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Does the Czech Parliament Follow Tax Law Drafting Principles?

Tax law regulation must be clear and easy to understand and apply. It must consider the level of knowledge of taxpayers, and it must follow the terminology used in other branches of law. The legislator should also be receptive to the economic aspects...

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Three Case Studies on Migration-Related Detention

The European Union (EU) has recently adopted a series of legal and policy instruments and actions to strengthen protections from various forms of arbitrary asylum- and return-related detention. Further measures are planned, including those with poten...

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Setting the Limits of the Member States’ Institutional Autonomy in the Case of Romania, Hungary, and Poland

Until recent years, the measures taken for EU law implementation in domestic legal systems did not address the institutional issues of national courts, namely the institutional autonomy of Member States in the context of domestic judicial systems. Th...

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The International and Supranational Rule of Law in the Slovenian Legal System

This paper examines the status of the international and supranational rule of law within the legal system of the Republic of Slovenia. It begins by providing an overview of the evolution of the rule of law concept in constitutional, international, an...

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Persecution Due to Sexual Orientation as a Reason for Asylum in the Jurisprudence of the CJEU

Sexual orientation is both normal expression of human sexuality and immutable, is generally not chosen and highly resistant to change and represents each person’s capacity for profound emotional, affectional and sexual attraction to individuals of a...

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Legal Implications of EU Economic Governance for Public Finance in a Member State

This research analyses the legal implications of the EU economic governance framework reforms for the public finance system of a Member State (MS). In the article, we first present theoretical insights regarding the European model of economic govern...