Mission Accomplished

Focusing on the constitutional jurisdiction within Poland, Hungary, the Czech Republic, and Slovakia, this book highlights the establishment of constitutional courts as pivotal in their democratic resurgence. It compares the functions of these courts to the US Supreme Court while emphasizing the distinct characteristics shaped by historical and cultural contexts. Procházka provides a thorough analysis of both the similarities and differences in constitutional law theory and practice across these nations, offering insights into their unique legal landscapes.