Professor Dr. Yubaraj Sangroula is the Executive Director at Kathmandu School of Law, Nepal. He is a Professor of Legal Philosophy and Advanced Jurisprudence. In 2008, he was appointed as the Convener of High-Level Taskforce for Reforms of the Security Agencies of Nepal which was constituted by the Council of Ministers of Government of Nepal. He was appointed as the Attorney General, the Chief Legal Advisor, and Chief Prosecutor of the Government of Nepal in 2011. Prof. Sangroula has also been awarded the title of ‘Senior Advocate’ by the Supreme Court of Nepal. He has teaching experience of more than 30 years. His primary fields of research and expertise are Criminal Justice System, Jurisprudence, Eastern Philosophy, and Constitutional Law. Prof. Sangroula has written many books in his field of expertise.

Cătălin S. Rusu is currently an Associate Professor of European Law at the Radboud University Nijmegen, where he lectures on EU (Economic) Law, EU Competition Law, and EU Internal Market Law, as well as a Visiting Professor of European Competition Law at ‘Babes-Bolyai’ University, Cluj-Napoca. Cătălin’s research focuses on the dynamic role that EU Competition Law and Policy play in the Internal Market project, the manner in which antitrust regulation adapts to the requirements of modern law-making, and the distinct approaches to Competition Law enforcement in different (European) jurisdictions. Cătălin has served as a Non-Governmental Advisor for the European Commission in the International Competition Network. He also regularly provides advice on matters of (EU) Competition Law as a court-appointed independent specialist.

Dr. Tamás Sulyok is the current President of the Hungarian Constitutional Court. In an interview which is certainly the highlight of this issue, he was kind enough to answer Lawyr.it’s questions about his career path, his role as President of the Court, the cases the Court is called to adjudicate upon today, as well as its relationship with other European Courts, the future of the Constitutional Court’s jurisdiction, and much more. In the next pages, you will have the opportunity to read a detailed presentation of the Constitutional Court’s working processes from the perspective of a prominent Judge and insider.

George Zlati is an Associate Lawyer at Sergiu Bogdan & Associates, an Adjunct Assistant Professor on Criminal Law at Babeș-Bolyai University`s Faculty of Law and the Chief Editor for Penalmente Relevant Journal. His education includes an LL.B. in law and an LL.M. in Criminal Science and Forensics from the Babeș-Bolyai University (BBU); currently, he is working on his PhD in cybercrime at BBU. Apart from his great experience in the criminal law field, he has also published many articles and contributed to many books on this topic, and he is particularly interested in cybercrime and digital forensics.