The article provides a detailed overview of constitutional law in Hungary, covering sources of law, government structure, and administrative regulations. It explains how constitutional law influences legal interpretation and procedures. The book describes Hungary's political system, historical background, and the roles of treaties, legislation, and court decisions. It also discusses government organization, citizenship, foreign relations, emergency laws, and the relationship between church and state. The information is presented clearly for readers unfamiliar with legal terms. This resource is valuable for lawyers dealing with international cases involving Hungary, as well as for academics studying comparative constitutional law.