Bosnian Constitutional Court: Law on Personal Identification Number not consistent with rule of law

Articles in the same Issue

1. Table of Contents
2. Articles
3. The International Validity of the Venezuelan Denunciation of the American Convention on Human Rights
4. Legisprudence Limitations on Constitutional Amendments? Reflections on The Czech Constitutional Court’s Declaration of Unconstitutional Constitutional Act
5. The New Zealand Food Bill and Global Administrative Law: A Recipe for Democratic Engagement?
6. Notes
7. Wrestling with Constitutionalism: the Supermajority and the Hungarian Constitutional Court
8. Developments Austria
9. Focus: Article 47 CFREU in the case law of the three Supreme Courts in Austria
10. Evident breaches of § 41 para 7 Asylum Act constitute an infringement of Art 47 CFREU
11. Ruling of the Supreme Administrative Court regarding the application of the CFREU
12. Article 47 CFREU: scope of application and accessoriness
13. Developments CEE
14. Lithuanian Constitutional Court: The eligibility ban for those removed under impeachment procedure
15. Bosnian Constitutional Court: Law on Personal Identification Number not consistent with rule of law
16. Book Reviews
17. Sarah M H Nouwen, Complementarity in the Line of Fire: The Catalysing Effect of the International Criminal Court in Uganda and Sudan, Cambridge University Press, 2013, ISBN 978-1-107-01078-9 (hardback), 524 pp.