Vol. 31 (2022)

Articles

• Dear reader,

  Irene Kull

  1-1

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• A Paradigm Shift in the Role of Courts? Disappearance of Judicial Review through Mutual Trust and other Neofunctionalist Tenets of EU Law

  Anneli Albi

  3-47

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• The ‘Public Order’ Parachute in Combating Racism and Xenophobia

  Carri Ginter, Anneli Soo

  48-58

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• The Eternal Struggle for Supremacy between Creditor and Debtor

  Christoph G. Paulus

  59-67

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• On the Field of Application of Sociology of Law to Law-making and Impact Assessment (The Experience of Estonia)

  Silvia Kaugia, Raul Narits

  68-80

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• Rebuilding the Court System of Estonia after the Communist Regime

  Katre Luhamaa, Merike Ristikivi

  81-89

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• The Independence of the Judiciary: Meaning and Threats

  Jesús Manuel Villegas Fernández, Victoria Rodríguez-Blanco

  90-97

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• The European Court of Human Rights and the Principle of Foreseeability (Lex Certa and Stricta): How to Determine Whether an Offence Is Clearly Defined in Criminal Law

  Mario Truu

  98-110

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• The Duty of Diligence of a Tenderer in EU Public Procurement Law

  Kadri Härginen

  111-124

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• Algorithmic Explainability and the Sufficient-Disclosure Requirement under the European Patent Convention

  Liva Rudzite

  125-135

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• From Child to Adult Victims and Witnesses: Ways of Improving the Quality of Investigative Interviews

  Mari-Liis Tohvelmann, Kristjan Kask

  136-146

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• ‘Protection of Employee Privacy in the Digital Workplace’: Arguments and Comments Presented during the Defence of Seili Suder’s Doctoral Thesis

  Marta Otto

  147-150

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