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  Vol. 4 No. 1 (2026)

  The first issue of the fourth volume of the CEA Law Review starts with two very interesting flagship studies, which focus on the topical issues within the fields of constitutional and criminal law. The issue then proceeds with ten articles written by PhD students, who are at the same time becoming experts in their respective areas of legal research. Finally, the novelty of this issue of our journal is the Reviews section, which is intended to be our regular section and which is envisaged to include reviews of various conferences and similar scientific events, as well as newly published academic works.

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  Vol. 3 No. 2 (2025)

  The second issue of the third volume is segmented into two sections. The first section, titled Flagship Studies, features the work of a distinguished professor mainly on the topic of constitutional identity in several states, while the second section, titled Articles, showcases research by emerging scholars. The topics are varied, covering areas such as contract law, EU citizenship, juvenile justice, labour law, constitutional law.

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  Vol. 3 No. 1 (2025)

  The first issue of the third volume is segmented into two sections. The first section, titled Flagship Studies, features the work of a distinguished professor, while the second section, titled Articles, showcases research by emerging scholars. The topics are varied, covering areas such as artificial intelligence in law, constitutional law, space law, environmental law, criminal procedure, and human rights law. We may find scientific articles related to euthanasia or restitution of church property.

• Vol. 2 No. 1 (2024)

  The first issue of the second volume is segmented into two sections. The first section, titled Flagship Studies, features the work of a distinguished professor, while the second section, titled Articles, showcases research by emerging scholars. The topics are varied, covering areas such as labor law, space law, criminal procedure, and human rights law. We may find scientific articles related to surveillance during work, surrogacy, or constitutional identity.

• Vol. 2 No. 2 (2024)

  The second issue of the second volume is segmented into two sections. The first section, titled Flagship Studies, features the work of a distinguished professor, while the second section, titled Articles, showcases research by emerging scholars. The topics are from different fields of law, such as space law, tax law, consumer protection or energy law. We may find scientific articles related to the protection of personal honour, data protection, or human rights.

• Vol. 1 No. 1 (2023)

  Our first issue is divided into two parts. Flagship Studies, presenting the work of more renowned professors and Articles of young researchers. The topics are diverse. They focus on civil rights, criminal procedure, space law, or human rights law. Besides, the reader may find articles dealing with the legal questions of consumer protection, autonomy of local self-governments, or environmental issues.

• Vol. 1 No. 2 (2023)

  Our second issue is divided into two parts. The first part is titled Flagship Studies, presenting the work of a more renowned professor, and the second part is titled Articles, arising from the works of young researchers. The topics are diverse. They focus on tax law, space law, criminal procedure, or human rights law. Besides, the reader may find articles dealing with the legal questions related to the autonomy of local self-governments, surrogacy, or transboundary aquifers.