warty dyskeratoma is a rare tumor that presents mainly as an isolated papule or nodule on the scalp, face or neck in the adults. warty dyskeratoma frequently arises as a single lesion with a central keratotic plug on the skin of middle-aged or elderly people. multiple warty dyskeratomas are very rare cutaneous lesions which are mostly seen on the scalp. we herein report a multiple warty dyskera...

Courts assessing compensatory damages awards often lack adequate information to determine the value of a victim’s loss. A central reason for this problem, which the literature has thus far overlooked, is that courts face a dilemma when applying their standard information-forcing tools to the context of damages. Specifically, the standard method by which courts obtain information is through a bu...

In developing a contractual response to changes in the economic environment, parties choose the method by which their innovation will be adapted to the particulars of their context. These choices are driven centrally by the thickness of the relevant market—the number of actors who see themselves as facing similar circumstances—and the uncertainty related to that market. In turn, the parties’ ch...

Introduction.........................................................................................406 I. Background: Egg Donation at Law and Related Legal Developments ............................................................................412 A. A Brief History of Egg Donation........................................412 B. Egg Donation in the Courts .........................................

Abstract Courts conducting constitutional review do not work as ‘ivory towers’ any longer: they are part of the global dialogue on ideas and thoughts. This includes an exchange experiences with fellow apex courts, well close observation developments in foreign legal systems, scholarship, international trends. The Constitutional Court Hungary has been active participant this since Court's establ...

Abstract Courts are often criticised as undemocratic. The backlash against international courts in the last decade is also partly driven by this concern. Human rights courts’ legitimacy particularly challenged because they aim to protect human very states that need comply with and implement judgements. Therefore, several have developed mechanisms of deference states. One especially interesting ...

This issue's "Legal Briefing" column covers recent legal developments involving institutional healthcare ethics committees. This topic has been the subject of recent articles in JCE. Healthcare ethics committees have also recently been the subject of significant public policy attention. Disturbingly, Bobby Schindler and others have described ethics committees as "death panels." But most of the ...