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As judicial systems increasingly integrate digital technologies and artificial intelligence (AI), they become more efficient yet highly vulnerable to cyber threats and AI-driven manipulations. This paper examines the growing risks of cyberattacks targeting the judiciary…
Open articleThe paper analyses the use of artificial intelligence in the exercise of competences of local self-government in the Republic of Serbia. After the introductory considerations, which also include a short review of the legal framework of the AI in the Republic of Serbia,…
Open articleThe use of artificial intelligence in the work environment by both workers and employers represents the present in which many issues of labor law are realized, which indirectly affect both Commercial Law and Intellectual Property Law. In the digital age we are in, worke…
Open articleThe rapid development and implementation of artificial intelligence technology in various spheres of social activity confronts legal systems with the challenges of defining the protection of fundamental rights, liability for damage, and managing an acceptable level of r…
Open articleSociety is undergoing rapid transformation, posing significant challenges to legal systems worldwide. A central aspect of this transformation is the development of artificial intelligence (AI). At the same time, the right to a healthy environment, guaranteed by the cons…
Open articleArtificial intelligence (AI) has assumed an increasingly significant role in contemporary society, particularly within the healthcare sector. While the medical community was initially hesitant to embrace advanced technologies, recent years have witnessed a rapid expansi…
Open articleSurrogate motherhood, as one of the most sensitive and controversial issues not only in the field of contemporary family law, but also in the field of human rights law in general, has its foundations both in medical advancements and achievements and in the evolution of…
Open articleEuthanasia has been the subject of much legal, religious, moral, and human rights debate in recent years. At the center of this debate is how to reconcile competing values: the wish of patients to choose to die by waiving their right to life through voluntary consent, a…
Open articleThis article was initially prompted by the inconsistent use of the terms sex and gender in the landmark case X v. the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (now Republic of North Macedonia) before the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR). Although the judgment was del…
Open articleThe paper examines the phenomenon of vetting in the judiciary in Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Serbia, as post-communist countries in the European Union accession process. Vetting is not a uniform concept, and it appears in several forms, such as review, reevalua…
Open articleThis paper explores the “Macedonian Question” through the lens of the cultural memory of Alexander the Great. Rather than viewing it solely in political, legal, or geopolitical terms, the study examines the ideological and cultural constructions that shape contemporary…
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