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Hungary's Constitutional Transformation

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Judicial and Constitutional Studies Comparative constitutional jurisprudence studies European and International Law Studies

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Hungary – Democratic state structure – Two-thirds parliamentary majority – First flurry of constitutional amendments of 2010 – Checks and balances – Media – Ex post facto legislation – Hungarian Constitutional Court – Judicial review – Wholesale constitutional review and Basic Law of 2011

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