
I started my legal studies in 2010, and graduated with Cum Laude honours in 2015. After completing my studies, I was admitted to the Postgraduate School of Law and Political Sciences of Széchenyi István University, where I got my pre-degree certificate in 2018. Since October 2015, I teach as an assistant professor at the Deák Ferenc Faculty of Law and Political Sciences of Széchenyi István University, and since July 2017 I am a research fellow at the Faculty of Military Science and Officer Training of the National University of Public Service. My research areas are the history of military criminal law, the theoretical and historical aspects of the state of exception, the legal implications of cyberspace processes and the historical issues of press regulation. For my military law researches in 2018 the Minister of Defense awarded me with the "Third Degree of Honorific Award for Home Defense".