Vol 27, No 1 (2018)

Special Issue: Judicial Precedent in Comparative Approach

Table of Contents

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Introduction
Leszek Leszczyński, Adam Szot
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Articles

Precedent in the Decision-Making Process. Point of Legal Theory and Judicial Practice
Leszek Leszczyński
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The Authority of Precedents in Civil Law Systems
Bojan Spaić
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The Impact of the Judicial Precedents on the Normative Content of Human Rights
Tadeusz Biernat
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Stare Decisis and Common Sense in American Civil and Criminal Jurisprudence
John McClellan Marshall, Michael D. Kmetz, George A. Otstott
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Precedent and United States Administrative Law
William A. Edmundson
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To Overrule or Not? Precedent and the United States Supreme Court
Eric J. Segall
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The Role of Judicial Precedents in Japanese Law-Making Process – on the Japanese Civil Code (Law of Obligation) Reform
Yachiko Yamada
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The Discretion of Judges and the Analogical Application in Japanese Legal Practice
Toshihiko Suehisa
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On the Role of Precedents and Legal Certainty in German Private Law
Bernd H. Oppermann
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The Concept of Stare Decisis in the German Legal System – a Systematically Inconsistent Concept with High Factual Importance
Peter Stainer, Dominik König
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Ensuring Uniform Case Law in Slovenia: Jurisprudence Constante, Stare Decisis, and a Third Approach
Marko Novak
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Precedent Ideology and Judicial Legitimacy in Slovenia – An Outline
Tilen Štajnpihler Božič
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Spanish Legal System: Between Statutory Legal Systems and Case Law
Antonio-Luis Martínez Pujalte
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Does the Plenary Session of the Italian State Council Become a Common Law Judge?
Giovanni Pesce
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On Precedents in General and in a Statutory Legal System
Alexander Bröstl
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How Polish Courts Use Previous Judicial Decisions?
Zygmunt Tobor, Mateusz Zeifert
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Precedent as an Element of Shaping Public Administration Policies
Adam Szot
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