Vol. 84 No. 1 (2024)

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.51940/2024.1

Published: 3. 12. 2024

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Professor Emeritus Dr Igor Kaučič: Celebrating 70 Years

Samo Bardutzky

9-16
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Ideological Premises of American Legal Realism

Jure Spruk

17-37
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The Phantasm of Legal Construction On the Spirit and Pores of Legal Knowledge

Timotej F. Obreza

39-64
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(Non-)Recognition of the Privilege Against Self-Incrimination for Legal Persons, with an Emphasis on Single-Member Companies

Luka Vavken

65-86
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Selected Aspects of the Right to be Heard in Asylum Procedures

Urh Šelih

87-107
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Letters from Tokio

Polona Brumen

109-124
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The Right of Self-defence in the Earth’s Orbit

Anže Mediževec

125-156
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Agora: Selected Aspects of Intersections Among Artificial Intelligence, Law, and the Right to Life

Agora: Selected Aspects of Intersections Among Artifcial Intelligence, Law, and the Right to Life

Vasilka Sancin

159-166
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To Use AI or Not to Use AI? Autonomous Weapon Systems and Their Complicated Relationship with the Right to Life

Yuval Shany

167-188
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Towards an International Legal Framework for Lethal Artifcial Intelligence Based on Respect for Human Rights: Mission Impossible

Joana Gomes Beirão, Jan Wouters

189-216
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Artifcial Intelligence and Humanitarian Assistance: Reassessing the Role of State Consent

Maruša T. Veber

217-253
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Artifcial Intelligence in Space: Overview of the European Space Agency and its Role in the AI Environment

Anže Singer

255-278
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AI—A Possible Solution to the Threats Against Human Lives Arising from Space Objects?

Iva Ramuš Cvetkovič

279-306
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AI Software/Hardware as Mind/Body Problem. Global Supply Chains, Shadow Workers, and Wasted Lives Global Supply Chains, Shadow Workers, and Wasted Lives

Kristina Čufar

307-334
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