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Volume 12 (2015)

Contents

  1. Tsvetana Kaamenova

    Foreword

    pp. 7–8

Part I

  1. Stefka Naumova

    LEGISLATIVE PROCESS, LEGAL SOCIALISATION AND LEGAL CONSCIOUSNESS (socio-legal aspects)

    pp. 9–33

  2. Emilia Drumeva

    "FOR A CONSTITUTION, IT IS ENOUGH THAT IT CONTAINS THE LEGISLATIVE PROCESS IN PRINCIPLE"

    pp. 34–37

  3. Valentina Zlatanova

    LEGAL AND SOCIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF THE INTEGRATION OF CHILDREN IN CONFLICT WITH THE LAW

    pp. 38–48

  4. Nadia Shabani

    LEGISLATIVE INITIATIVE AND LOBBYING

    pp. 49–59

  5. Petya Shopova

    THE LEGISLATIVE PROCESS AND THE PREVENTION OF CRIME

    pp. 60–72

  6. Viktor Simeonov

    IS THE CONSTITUTIONAL COURT A CONSTITUENT LEGISLATOR? (on the admissibility of the request for binding interpretation in Constitutional Case No. 25 of 1995)

    pp. 73–81

  7. Mariya Mihaylova

    LEGAL AND SOCIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF THE LEGISLATIVE PROCESS IN ESTABLISHING A SPECIAL PROCEDURE FOR DETERMINING PENALTIES IN ABBREVIATED JUDICIAL INVESTIGATION

    pp. 82–94

  8. Ana Filibeva

    LOW LEGAL AWARENESS AS A FACTOR IN THE COMMISSION OF THEFTS

    pp. 95–104

  9. Denitsa Ivanova

    PUBLIC CONSULTATION AND PUBLIC ATTITUDES IN CONNECTION WITH THE AMENDMENTS TO THE LOCAL TAXES AND FEES ACT

    pp. 105–112

  10. Matey Marev

    OUT-OF-COURT METHODS FOR RESOLVING ADMINISTRATIVE DISPUTES IN THE LEGISLATIVE PROCESS OF ENGLAND AND WALES

    pp. 113–120

  11. Kristina Chuturkova

    MODELS AND PATTERNS OF BEHAVIOUR INFLUENCING THE LEGAL SOCIALISATION OF ADOLESCENTS

    pp. 121–132

  12. Natasha Tseneva

    THE DEBATE ON THE RIGHT TO EUTHANASIA

    pp. 133–142

  13. Kaloyan Krastev

    SURROGATE MOTHERHOOD – LEGISLATION AND PROBLEMS

    pp. 143–152

  14. Anna Adamova

    LEGAL SOCIALISATION AS A PROCESS WITH A FOCUS ON JUVENILE OFFENDERS

    pp. 153–159

  15. Georgi Hristov

    APPLICATION OF SOCIO-LEGAL RESEARCH IN THE PROTECTION OF CONSUMER RIGHTS

    pp. 160–169

Part II

  1. Krasimir Shekerdzhiev

    REVIEW OF PART OF THE CASE LAW OF THE SUPREME COURT OF CASSATION, CRIMINAL COLLEGE, CONCERNING FREQUENTLY ENCOUNTERED PROBLEMS RELATED TO EVIDENCE IN CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS

    pp. 170–192

  2. Stefan Milev

    EVIDENCE COLLECTED OUTSIDE THE INVESTIGATION PERIOD

    pp. 193–204

  3. Zdravka Krasteva

    THE SIGNIFICANCE OF INVESTIGATIVE HYPOTHESES FOR THE EFFECTIVE INVESTIGATION OF CRIMES ACCORDING TO THE EUROPEAN COURT OF HUMAN RIGHTS

    pp. 205–222

  4. Adelina Hadzhiyska

    READING OUT THE STATEMENTS OF THE ACCUSED AND THE TESTIMONY OF A WITNESS IN THE JUDICIAL PHASE OF CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS

    p. 223