Ars Boni

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This episode features an interview with Professor Christian Koller about studying law, including its duration, career prospects, and required skills.

This episode features an interview with Thomas Schreiber about Shrinkwrap Legal, an AI-powered browser extension that summarizes legal decisions in the RIS system for lawyers and legal professionals.

This episode of Recht neugierig explores the topic of debt, focusing on why young people are increasingly becoming heavily indebted and explaining the differences between bankruptcy and insolvency.

This episode features an interview with the founders of the Our Rule of Law Foundation, discussing youth involvement in European policymaking, their recent Our Democracy report, and tips for starting student-led initiatives.

Host Nikolaus Forgó interviews lawyer Michael Hofstätter about a Tyrolean case where police seized a mobile phone without judicial approval.

This episode features an interview with Professor Oskar Gstrein discussing his work on data autonomy, digital sovereignty, and strategic autonomy, particularly in the context of universities and digital regulation.

This episode discusses a constitutional case involving Sky ECC and the legal boundaries of online surveillance, focusing on whether evidence collected in France under French laws can be validly used in Austrian courts.

This episode features an interview with Professor Dr.

This episode explores lay participation in criminal proceedings in Austria, featuring an interview with Friedrich Barschuber, President of the Vienna Regional Court for Criminal Matters.

This episode introduces a special edition of ASPONI focused on a university lecture series for law students covering methodology, legal work, and Legal Tech, featuring Professor Florian Möslein and technical support from a team to facilitate interaction.

["Recht neugierig Folge 25 erkl\u00e4rt Sportwirtschaftsrecht anhand von Fu\u00dfball, Vereinsrecht, Schadenersatz und Strafrecht.", "Gast Manuel Dax, Doktorand und Universit\u00e4tsassistent am Lehrstuhl von Professor Thomale, beschreibt seinen Weg \u00fcber Wirtschaftsrecht und Betriebswirtschaftslehre an der WU Wien und ein Auslandssemester an der Bocconi.", "Er sagt, dass ein normaler Rempler oder ein hartes Foul im Fu\u00dfball nicht automatisch Schadenersatz ausl\u00f6st, weil der OGH die sporttypische K\u00f6rperlichkeit mitdenkt.", "Die Folge geht au\u00dferdem auf Pyrotechnik im Stadion, den Raufhandel in \u00a7 91 Abs.

On Ars Boni, Fabian Fischer and Anna Pauls discuss their study on age verification on the internet rather than a simple social-media ban.

Ars Boni 615 on 24 February 2026 focuses on KI-Begutachtung von Forschungsanträgen with Prof.in Dr.in Amrei Bahr.

["Ars Boni 616 speaks with S\u00fcleyman Zorba, the Greens' National Council deputy and digitalization spokesman, about the Greens and FP\u00d6 filing a third complaint to the VfGH over Austria's Messenger surveillance law.", "Zorba says the issue has stretched across almost ten years, from early Interior Ministry moves under Sabotka to Sebastian Kurz's first implementation, and he says the Greens blocked it in government because no constitutional solution was delivered for five years.", "He argues that the law is a legal fiction because only certain messages may be read while no software can guarantee that limitation, and he doubts a legal protection officer can inspect spyware source code in three months.", "He frames the case around parliamentary oversight, unanswered inquiries, the chilling effect of surveillance, and the risk that similar systems in Europe have been abused."]

This episode introduces Dr.