István Ambrus

István Ambrus serves as an External Lecturer in the Department of Developmental and Clinical Child Psychology. His research focuses on criminal law, digitalization's impact on legal frameworks, and legislative analysis. Key interests include online commerce protection, pandemic-related legal challenges, and the intersection of criminal and civil law. His work often critiques legislative gaps and explores modern legal dilemmas, such as autonomous vehicles' legal implications and compliance strategies against fraud.

• Research Themes: Criminal Law Reform, Digital Jurisprudence, Public Policy, Ethical Corporate Practices
• Recent Focus Areas: E-commerce legal frameworks, pandemic legal responses, and comparative legal studies (e.g., Hungary vs. Poland).

Ambrus’s articles analyze judicial decisions, legislative shortcomings, and the ethical dimensions of criminalizing vulnerable populations. He advocates for balanced legal approaches that align with technological and societal changes.