Published: December 1, 2020

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A New Right in Criminal Procedure Implied by Human Dignity: The right to Non-Automated Judicial Decision-Making

Silvia Signorato (1)
(1) University of Padua (Italy); University of Innsbruck (Austria)
9-16
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New Species of Criminal Phenomena: Organized Cybercrime

Laura Stanila (1)
(1) West University of Timișoara (Romania)
17-32
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About Legality of On Line Trials in Criminal Procedure

Zoran S. Pavlović (1)
(1) University of Business Academy Novi Sad, Law Faculty (Serbia).
33-42
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Fake News and the Challenges of Criminal Law

Giulia Lanza (1)
(1) Department of Law, University of Verona
43-65
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New Technologies and Freedom of Expression with the Reference to the Case Law of European Court of Human Rights

Nikola Paunovic (1)
(1) University of Belgrade, Faculty of law
66-73
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Future Developments and Challenges in Criminalistics as Part of Criminal Justice

Csaba Fenyvesi (1)
(1) University of Pécs Faculty of Law
74-87
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Online Hate Speech in the Time of the Covid-19 Crisis and Challenges for Serbian Criminal Justice System

Aleksandar R. Ivanović (1)
(1) International University of Novi Pazar, Republic of Serbia
88-100
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Jurisdictional Challenges of Cybercrime

Dávid Tóth (1), Zsolt Gáspár (2)
(1) Univesity of Pécs, Faculty of Law ,
(2) Univesity of Pécs, Faculty of Law
101-118
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The Refusal to Carry Out Unpaid Work for the Benefit of the Community by the Defendant - From Right to ”Procedural Trap”

Matei-Ciprian Graur (1)
(1) Center for Research in Criminal Sciences, faculty of Law, West University Timisoara
119-128
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Necessity of the Regulation of Virtual Currency in Bosnia and Herzegovina in the EU Harmonisation Process

Goran Maričić (1), Gojko Pavlović (2)
(1) ,
(2)
129-136
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Implications of New Technologies on Criminal Justice System

Marina Matic Boskovic (1)
(1) Institute for Criminological and Sociological Research, Belgrade, Republic of Serbia
137-147
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A New Right in Criminal Procedure Implied by Human Dignity: The right to Non-Automated Judicial Decision-Making

Silvia Signorato (1)
(1) University of Padua (Italy); University of Innsbruck (Austria)
9-16
PDF

New Species of Criminal Phenomena: Organized Cybercrime

Laura Stanila (1)
(1) West University of Timișoara (Romania)
17-32
PDF

About Legality of On Line Trials in Criminal Procedure

Zoran S. Pavlović (1)
(1) University of Business Academy Novi Sad, Law Faculty (Serbia).
33-42
PDF

Fake News and the Challenges of Criminal Law

Giulia Lanza (1)
(1) Department of Law, University of Verona
43-65
PDF

New Technologies and Freedom of Expression with the Reference to the Case Law of European Court of Human Rights

Nikola Paunovic (1)
(1) University of Belgrade, Faculty of law
66-73
PDF

Future Developments and Challenges in Criminalistics as Part of Criminal Justice

Csaba Fenyvesi (1)
(1) University of Pécs Faculty of Law
74-87
PDF

Online Hate Speech in the Time of the Covid-19 Crisis and Challenges for Serbian Criminal Justice System

Aleksandar R. Ivanović (1)
(1) International University of Novi Pazar, Republic of Serbia
88-100
PDF

Jurisdictional Challenges of Cybercrime

Dávid Tóth (1), Zsolt Gáspár (2)
(1) Univesity of Pécs, Faculty of Law ,
(2) Univesity of Pécs, Faculty of Law
101-118
PDF

The Refusal to Carry Out Unpaid Work for the Benefit of the Community by the Defendant - From Right to ”Procedural Trap”

Matei-Ciprian Graur (1)
(1) Center for Research in Criminal Sciences, faculty of Law, West University Timisoara
119-128
PDF

Necessity of the Regulation of Virtual Currency in Bosnia and Herzegovina in the EU Harmonisation Process

Goran Maričić (1), Gojko Pavlović (2)
(1) ,
(2)
129-136
PDF

Implications of New Technologies on Criminal Justice System

Marina Matic Boskovic (1)
(1) Institute for Criminological and Sociological Research, Belgrade, Republic of Serbia
137-147
PDF