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Laws, Volume 12, Issue 5

October 2023 - 11 articles

Cover Story: In this article we will highlight the significance of opinions in Romania, such that the conclusions represent a starting point for a future theory of this type of document. We considered types of opinions in some European states based on an analysis of the Constitutions of some European states to emphasize the importance that they give to opinions. The most important conclusion that emerges from our brief analysis is the need for distinct regulation of opinions through a very clear delimitation from the administrative act and administrative operations in future Administrative Procedure Codes. Considering an opinion to be a simple administrative operation will diminish its importance and turn it into a mere procedural formality. View this paper

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Privacy, Property, and Third-Party Esteem in Arendt’s Constitutionalism

Emmett McGroarty and
Brendan McGroarty

Laws2023, 12(5), 75;https://doi.org/10.3390/laws12050075

23 August 2023

In On Revolution, Hannah Arendt makes the case that a constitution must account for the need of the human person to participate in the building of society, both as a primordial and continual action of founding. This paper draws on Arendt’s insi...

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