Issue 2021-01

Issue 2021-01

Issue of Scientific Journal No. 2021-01
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SOCIETAS ET IURISPRUDENTIA • Issue 2021-01

The first issue of the ninth volume of the journal SOCIETAS ET IURISPRUDENTIA offers a total of seven separate scientific studies written in three different languages – in the English, Czech and Slovak languages. The very first study offers readers a very complex and detailed view of the determining legal provisions and practical issues related to criminal proceedings under the Romanian law. The following study thoroughly analyses, streamlines and exemplarily explains the issues of the protection of whistleblowers in the legal order of the Czech Republic within the context of the Directive on the Protection of Whistleblowers for Persons Who Report on Violations of the European Union Law. The third study concentrates on a very detailed systematic clarification as well as in-depth analysis of the questions of the Slovak legislation on criminal liability of members of trading companies in the context of the application of the ultima ratio principle. The next study offers readers systematic and thorough qualifying and clarifying of the key questions related to the indirect effect of the European Union law in the light of the case law of the Court of Justice of the European Union. The fifth study presents, streamlines, analyses in detail and clarifies the issues of the corona crisis and its impact on the crime in the Slovak Republic. The following study very precisely analyses and deeply explains the question of relationship between two Slovak legal acts regulating the issue of medical opinions of the health fitness to work. The final, seventh study offers the reader an extensive in-depth commentary on the legal questions related to the concept of permanent establishment in the form of a dependent agent in the light of the “Base Erosion and Profit Shifting” project, especially in relation to the Polish law.

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