Taxpayers’ right in challenging the mismanagement of public funds in nigeria: towards a liberal approach

Corruption has been recognised as a bane to development in Nigeria. The extant rules of standing in the Nigerian legal system empower the Attorney General and the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) as the competent authorities for instituting an action against public officials for misappropriation of public funds.

Access to intensive care and artificial intelligence. A constitutional perspective

In this paper, after analyzing documents on access to intensive care in the pandemic period, we will focus on the use of new technologies for the priority assessment of access to intensive care in the event of a health emergency.

On the criteria used for the interpretation of the charter of fundamental rights of the European union: some short remarks after twenty years from its proclamation

This article examines the case-law of the CJEU to assess the criteria used in the interpretation of the Charter of fundamental rights of the European Union.

Two Centuries Of Greek Constitutionalism: the First Revolutionary Constitutions

The paper examines the foundations of the Greek constitu- tionalism and the formation of the democratic ideal in the modern Greek constitutional and national identity.