Where Has the Human Judge Gone? Excessive Formalism and Fair Interpretation of Law in County Court Practice: An Empirical Analysis of the Cases Plaintiff RR v Republic of Croatia
Author:
Tomislav Šimić
County Court in Osijek, Croatia
Section:
Under the Spotlight
Type:
Analysis
Issue:
Vol. 2, No. 1
Peer review:
Not peer-reviewed (editorial review)
Licence:
CC BY-NC 4.0
How to cite:
Šimić, Tomislav, ‘Gdje je nestao sudac čovjek? Pretjerani formalizam i pravično tumačenje prava u praksi županijskih sudova: empirijska analiza predmeta Tužitelj RR protiv Republike Hrvatske’ [2026] 2(1) Državno odvjetništvo otvara razgovor 209, https://doorh.hr/en/article/gdje-je-nestao-sudac-covjek-pretjerani-formalizam-i-pravicno-tumacenje-prava-u-praksi-zupanijskih-sudova-empirijska-analiza-predmeta-tuzitelj-rr-protiv-republike-hrvatske/
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