The blog of CEA UM
On our professional blog, we continuously share shorter publications produced in collaboration with the CEA. The CEA works closely with the Central European Association for Comparative Law on blog publications.
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Rule of law in the centre of the EU enlargement methodology: A short overview of the Western Balkans’ never-ending reform
The rule of law, as the core value of the legal order of the European Union (EU),[1] was formalised as […]
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The “Cross-Eyed” Court of Justice of the European Union: On the Selective Approach to the Rule of Law in EU Countries
In recent years, the concept of “the rule of law,” often referred to simply as “rule of law,” has been […]
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National Identity, Same-Sex Marriage, and Union Citizenship: Slovakia’s Preliminary Reference to the CJEU
On 14 August 2026, the Constitutional Court of the Slovak Republic (Ústavný súd Slovenskej republiky, hereinafter also the Constitutional Court) […]
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Hybrid Education of the Future
Education today extends far beyond the adoption of interactive whiteboards, 3D printers, or digital grade books; it encompasses the capacity […]
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The System of Guarantees of Judicial Independence of CJEU Judges – Institutional Disadvantages
The legal framework governing the system of guarantees of judicial independence of judges of the Court of Justice of the […]
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Serbia between EU Policy Defence and Its or EU Necessity to Deeper Reform
An old saying goes: „What doesn’t kill you makes you stronger”. Applied to Serbia „blocked” from the inside (especially from […]
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Effects of the European Legalization Regulation (2016/1191) under Polish Law
The abolishment of the requirement of legalization of documents within the European Union has been a persistent myth circulated in […]
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Could it have been otherwise? Subjective memoirs of a former Romanian magistrate
The book written by Daniel Morar is a reflective memoir and analysis of Romania’s justice system in the post-communist era. […]
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Probative Force and Value of Foreign Official Documents in Polish Administrative Proceedings Concerning the Application for a Driving License
Poland’s membership in the European Union, coupled with dynamic population movements, the cross-border exchange of goods, and the attendant cooperation […]
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The European Commission and Hungarian cases concerning migration policy before the CJEU
Migration policy is a matter of concern for the EU and its Member States. The EU’s ‘border’ states are the […]
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Transit zones in the EU: The CJEU judgment in joined cases C-50/24 to C-56/24 (X v Commissaire général aux réfugiés et aux apatrides)
Europe has been facing the grave issue of illegal migration into the EU territory for more than a decade. This […]
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Case Assignment to Judges
Before 2017, the assignment of cases to judges, assessors, and court registrars was not expressly regulated by law. Instead, these […]
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