Hajas Barnabás - Utcák terek szabadsága

In practice, the right of assembly raises a number of legal, ethical and political issues. How long does institutional protection extend, where does the field of police intervention begin, how long do protesters in the same place not interfere with the right of protesters? Where can the right of assembly not be exercised, how long can it last, who cannot protest, that they cannot protest, where they cannot protest? This volume helps a lot to answer these questions, even if the culture of demonstration encompasses a whole range of extrajudicial problems, and this volume is primarily political and jurisprudential analytical writing. Who, where, how and why do they protest, who, where and what is allowed by law? These are largely social, political and cultural issues. The author tries to answer these in the language of law, but armed with abundant social and political experiences, the richness of which highlights his volume among the usual works of jurisprudence.