Nejvyšší soud Japonska: Pasivní hráč na poli ústavnosti?
Roč.25,č.1(2017)
Nejvyšší soud Japonska; ústavní konformita; organizace soudu; dělba moci.
151–161
Tereza Pargačová
Právnická fakulta, Masarykova univerzita, Brno
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