The Existence of Amicus Curiae in Constitutional Court Decisions: A Participation Theory Perspective by Annisa Mayang Tyaningrum, Muchamad Ali Safa’at, Ngesti Dwi Prasetyo

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Social composition of first district Zemstvo assemblies of Tauride province (1866–1869) by K. G. Morgunov

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Handwritten pre-Tridentine Pontificals by Jan Miazek

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Pluralismo político: o Poder Judiciário e os direitos LGBT by Lívia Gonçalves Buzolin

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Opening the World Court to State and Non-State Actors in Contentious Cases: Reality or Utopia? by Paula Wojcikiewicz Almeida, Giulia Tavares Romay

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Intratumoral <i>Fusobacterium nucleatum</i> in Pancreatic Cancer: Current and Future Perspectives by Domenica Lucia D’Antonio, Anna Zenoniani, Samia Umme, Adriano Piattelli, Maria Cristina Curia

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The Network behind the Chronicle by Leah Shopkow

“…Two chronicles, the Chronicle of Andres and the Chronicle of Evesham, although different from each other in many ways, both contain remarkable first-person singular legal narratives about cases shepherded by their authors through the curia of Innocent III. Although the chronicles share no content, the similarity may be explained by one writer’s influence over the other. …”
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Kazatel a biskup Jindřich z Vildštejna († 1409): Životní osudy muže, který promlouval na pohřbu Karla IV. by Vojtěch Večeře

“…The paper focuses on portraying a life of the cleric, who maintained close contact with the papal curia in Avignon and Rome, who held three episcopal offices during his lifetime (in Krujä, Trieste and Pićan), and he also stayed in Bohemia in the 1370s. …”
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Le forum et la curie d’Aregenua (Vieux, Calvados) : bilan sur les découvertes anciennes et les recherches récentes by Karine Jardel, Jean-Yves Lelièvre

“…AD, these buildings underwent important architectural and decorative modifications between the end of the 2nd c. and the early 3rd c. The curia was then equipped with a tiered hemicycle and lavishly decorated.…”
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Rezidencie oravských a liptovských stoličných úradníkov ako prostriedok vyjadrenia ich spoločenského statusu by Tomáš Janura

“…The officers then presented the acquired social status in their residences – castles and smaller knight manors called curia. The acquired status was also manifested less visibly in the form of establishing close kin relations between the officers. …”
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The Fall of an Imperial Ambassador: Count Georg Adam von Martinitz and His Recall from Rome by Béla Vilmos Mihalik

“…., the scandal at the Corpus Christi procession, the affairs of the imperial feuds in Italy and finally a poisoning attempt) deteriorated his situation at the Roman Curia. That resulted in his being denied Papal audiences and the recall of Martinitz from Rome. …”
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Probati auctores by Christoph H. F. Meyer

“…On the one hand there was an interest in a universal and »Roman« view of canon law, on the other hand the Roman Curia used the probati auctores as a means of influencing the process of opinion-formation in canon law. …”
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Il paliotto d’argento di Olimpia Aldobrandini su disegno di Carlo Fontana nella Chiesa del Gesù di Roma. by Elisa Marangon

“…In particolare, l’analisi delle reti di relazioni politiche, sociali e artistiche condotta sulle fonti epistolari si è dimostrata il metodo prediletto d’indagine: la corrispondenza del principe-vescovo di Olomouc Karl von Lichtenstein-Castelcorno con i membri della Curia romana non fa eccezione. Il ruolo di tramite tra il contesto dell’Urbe e il prelato era ricoperto dal suo agente Giovanni Petignier: in una lettera inviata nell’agosto 1682, Petignier lo informa sulla donazione di un paliotto d’argento di seicento libbre alla Chiesa del Gesù da parte della principessa Olimpia Aldobrandini-Pamphilj. …”
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Un plomb inscrit de Saint-Couat-d’Aude (Aude) : des pérégrins sur le territoire de Narbonne by Julien Aliquot, Michel Feugère

“…These men were allowed to live alongside the coloni and their descendants, but who were not Roman citizens and who were consequently excluded from both the local plebs and the curia. Four names, Crescens, Modestus, Successus and Tertius, are very common Latin cognomina. …”
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Partisipasi Masyarakat dalam Mengawasi Kinerja Hakim dan Aparatur Peradilan di Indonesia by Diding Jalaludin, Gifar Fajar Sidik, Muhammad Iqbal Aula, Beni Ahmad Saebani

“…Partisipasi masyarakat penting dilibatkan untuk melakukan pengawasan yang dapat menekan terjadinya pelanggaran serta dapat menguatkan fungsi pengawasan yang akan berpengaruh terhadap keberhasilan dalam mengimplementasikan tugas dan fungsi Badan Pengawasan dan Komisi Yudisial dengan melibatkan pengawasan partisipatif masyarakat seperti menjadi amicus curiae serta pengembangan sistem digitalisasi pelaporan yang dapat melindungi privasi Pelapor sehingga tidak ada yang mengetahui identitas Pelapor termasuk petugas di institusi pengawas formal institusional sendiri untuk mencegah intimidasi dari pihak-pihak yang berkepentingan. …”
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L’enterrement d’une triade divine féminine à Lugdunum : étude du dépôt de la place d’Albon à Lyon (Métropole de Lyon) by Lucas Guillaud, Emmanuel Bernot, Aline Colombier-Gougouzian, Amaury Gilles, Nicolas Garnier

“…The cult was organised in curiae and revered in major temples. As tutelary goddesses, they usually appeared in threes and were often associated with a particular geographical area or ethnic group, as evidenced by the Celtic or Germanic epithets that accompanied them. …”
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