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До питання про зворотну дію в часі рішень Конституційного Суду України

До питання про зворотну дію в часі рішень Конституційного Суду України

Author(s): O. V Pushniak / Language(s): Ukrainian Issue: 20/2021

The article focuses on the problem of the temporal effect of the rulings of the Constitutional Court of Ukraine declaring the unconstitutionality of legislation, in particular on the matter of retroactivity of such rulings. Based on the existing standpoints in the legal doctrine, the author has analyzed the legislation and legal practices of Ukraine, notably the practice of the Constitutional Court of Ukraine and the Supreme Court. In particular, the highest consideration is given to the established legal positions of the courts, which set up the non-retroactivity of the rulings of the Constitutional Court of Ukraine on unconstitutionality of an act of legislation. This position is based on the courts’ interpretation of Art. 152 of the Constitution of Ukraine as such, which makes it impossible for these rulings of the Constitutional Court of Ukraine to be retroactive. The article also examines the exceptions to this rule. The author notes the fundamental shortcomings of this position, whose categorical approach contradicts a number of fundamental legal principles. It unjustifiably prefers legal certainty, ignoring the requirements of justice, protection of human rights, equality, as well as a number of components of legal certainty or similar requirements of supremacy and direct effect of the Constitution of Ukraine, consistency of law, legality. The inconsistency of such position is also highlighted from the standpoint of the legal dogmatics and argumentation. In general, the decisions of the Constitutional Court of Ukraine and the Supreme Court on this matter do not contain any detailed or proper arguments. Meanwhile, there is a misinterpretation of the relevant provision of the Constitution of Ukraine as determining the direction of the temporal effect of the ruling of the Constitutional Court of Ukraine on the rights and obligations, when in fact this provision directly sets only the dates of invalidation of unconstitutional provisions. Under such conditions, the author states that the general principles of law, the current Constitution and legislation of Ukraine generally do not prohibit the retroactivity of rulings of the Constitutional Court of Ukraine on unconstitutionality of an act of legislation. Rather, they point at its necessity in many cases. At the same time, the author emphasizes the need for a more flexible approach to determining the directions of the temporal effect of rulings of the Constitutional Court of Ukraine.

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Examining the Claims of Natural Resources Rights by the Niger Delta Peoples of Nigeria

Examining the Claims of Natural Resources Rights by the Niger Delta Peoples of Nigeria

Author(s): Amah Emmanuel Ibiam,Moses Charles Umobong / Language(s): English Issue: 2/2021

Under the Nigerian federation, the mineral resources hosting communities of the Niger-delta region of Nigeria have made concerted claims on mineral resources situated in their land territory based on their attachment with their ancestral land. A lot of heated debates have trailed these claims among academics as well as political writers and commentators. While proponents of state ownership, control and management of natural resources rely on the well acceptable principle of state sovereignty, local peoples and communities where natural resources are exploited and their sympathizers based their claim of rights over these resources from the provisions of some international and regional human rights instruments. This paper therefore is an attempt to x-ray these varying contentions from the standpoint of sovereignty of states and international human rights legal instruments. This paper opined that the exercise of sovereignty by states does not preclude her obligation to accord resource rights to her subnational or indigenous peoples. It calls for legal and policy reforms by the Nigerian government aimed at protecting the rights of indigenous peoples of the Niger Delta region of Nigeria over their natural resources.

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Representative Democracy - its Meaning and Basic Principles

Representative Democracy - its Meaning and Basic Principles

Author(s): Sadik Haxhiu,Avni H. Alidemaj / Language(s): English Issue: 2/2021

The notion of representative democracy and its deconstruction is quite difficult and very complex. It has an ancient genesis of its appearance and development which dates back to Hellenic civilization, while its evolution resulted with the overthrow of the absolutist power of monarchies and the beginning of the election of the first representative bodies by the people’s vote. Consequently, the division of state power into three levels is unfolded as: the representative-legislative power, led by the representatives elected by the people; executive power, led by the monarch and government and judicial power, led by the courts. This separation of powers system has paved the way for its development and consolidation and is implemented by its theological principles: Equality of all citizens before the law; The legitimacy of state power; Fulfillment of popular sovereignty; Participation in public life; Majority rule and minority rights; Protection and respect for human rights; Political pluralism; Free and fair elections; Separation and restriction of power. This paper discusses the contemporary challenges of the manifestation of representative democracy using intertwined scientific methods such as: analytical, comparative, historical and qualitative method.

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Ustanowienie służebności gruntowej a obowiązek podatkowy w podatku od nieruchomości w związku z prowadzeniem działalności gospodarczej

Ustanowienie służebności gruntowej a obowiązek podatkowy w podatku od nieruchomości w związku z prowadzeniem działalności gospodarczej

Author(s): Adam Drozdek / Language(s): Polish Issue: 14/2021

Land and mortgage registers do not always contain entries that impose a limited right in rem in the form of a gratuitous easement of right of way for the benefit of each owner of the benefited property. Persons conducting business activity indicate that the establishment of such a limited property right in the form of a land easement affects the ownership right to the real property encumbered with the easement, and thus the owners of neighbouring real properties, as those entitled to use the easement, are not subject to real estate tax as self-owners of road property. The main objective of this article is to analyse and assess the impact of the contractual establishment of a land easement on the scope of the property tax liability.

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Pierwszeństwo nabycia nieruchomości w trybie ustawy z dnia 21 sierpnia 1997 r. o gospodarce nieruchomościami

Pierwszeństwo nabycia nieruchomości w trybie ustawy z dnia 21 sierpnia 1997 r. o gospodarce nieruchomościami

Author(s): Marek Stawecki / Language(s): Polish Issue: 14/2021

The purpose of this institution is to prohibit managing the real property by a given entity in the way that can considered as distorting. The essence of this regulation is to eliminate other entities applying for the same thing. This law applies only in case of selling the real estate that constitutes the property of the State Treasury or local authority and does not apply in case real estate is sold by other owners. Legal consequences of concluding the sale agreement of real estate with avoiding priority in acquisition are assessed differently. Most decisions indicate for the lack of invalidity sanction. The prevailing opinion is that liability for damages seems to be the only sanction.

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Formation of the economic component of professional intellect of future lawyers: A competence vector

Formation of the economic component of professional intellect of future lawyers: A competence vector

Author(s): Yuriy Umantsiv,V. V. Humeniuk,O. О. Kravchuk / Language(s): English Issue: 47/2021

The article focuses on studying the peculiarities of the professional component of the economic intelligence of future lawyers with the purpose of determination of the competences of students in the field of economic knowledge. An analysis of the regulations of economic training of future lawyers with regard to formation of the economic component of their professional competence has been conducted. The fundamental elements of formation of the economic competence of students have been outlined.

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Zrównoważony rozwój jako podstawa polskiej polityki ekologicznej - w poszukiwaniu nowej formuły kompromisu ekologii z ekonomią

Zrównoważony rozwój jako podstawa polskiej polityki ekologicznej - w poszukiwaniu nowej formuły kompromisu ekologii z ekonomią

Author(s): Maciej Rudnicki / Language(s): Polish Issue: 1/2007

The article includes detailed analysises of basic terms and concepts, especially the phrases: balanced development, ecological politics, compromise, ecology, economy, these analysises show the rich context of international science researches, European Union, Poland and they present wide historical and contemporary aspect.

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Modern solidarity and administrative repression

Modern solidarity and administrative repression

Author(s): Dan Claudiu Dănişor,Mădălina-Cristina Dănişor / Language(s): English Issue: 3/2021

Modern society is based on the predominance of organic solidarity over mechanical solidarity and, consequently, on the predominance of the law, which ensures cooperation between autonomous subjects from repressive law, which sanctions, through penalty, any deviation from the standards of the common conscience. Modern society is “civilized”, i.e. itis firstly and foremost based on “civil” law, the repressive law only being exceptional, which translates into three principles: that of the subsidiarity of criminal law, that of the necessity and legality of offences and penalties, and that of the additional protection of individual freedom when the subject is criminally charged. The consequence thereof is that, in modern liberal democracies, all repressive law is criminal, that any charge which may lead to the application of a repressive sanction is a criminal charge and that the law-maker cannot assign to the administration the competence regarding the application of repressive sanctions. Under these circumstances, the transformation of some repressive norms into norms of administrative law is a violation of the fundamental principles that structure the legal order of modern liberal states. Nonetheless, this type of practice is becoming more common. In order to ensure individual freedom, this tendency must be corrected. As politicians are not willing to do so, naturally this is a task for the judicial courts, that can rely for this endeavour on the European Court of Human Rights’ constructive jurisprudence.

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Public Service Management in Some States Members of the European Union

Public Service Management in Some States Members of the European Union

Author(s): Mihai Dorel Vlad / Language(s): English Issue: 2/2021

At a lower hierarchical level, they face the challenge of managing a large workforce from which efficiency and effectiveness are expected. States have responded differently to these challenges, depending on administrative tradition and current political priorities. However, there are common elements in the latest developments identified in civil service management in the member countries. We started from the classical distinction between the two main types of public office.

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CHALLENGES AND NEEDS OF LEGAL - JUDICIAL PROTECTION OF COPYRIGHT AND RELATED RIGHTS IN KOSOVO

CHALLENGES AND NEEDS OF LEGAL - JUDICIAL PROTECTION OF COPYRIGHT AND RELATED RIGHTS IN KOSOVO

Author(s): Armand Krasniqi / Language(s): English Issue: Special/2021

The paper examines the specifics of legal and judicial protection of copyright and related rights in case of their violation. Under the term of "copyright", the subjects of protection are material goods which through the economic function enable a subject of law an economic benefit precisely from their use. Judicial protection of copyright stems from the fact that these rights are created by engaging a more creative human potential with the investment of large financial resources. However, in our country the legislation adopted in the last two decades, although in formal term is in full compliance with regional and international standards in the field of defence, still the practical implementation has huge difficulty. Copyright is one of the least recognized and respected fields in Kosovo. The authors and theorists of this subjects to this legislation, judicial and prosecutorial institutions and the general public, have limited knowledge not only about the protection that the law gives to their work but have not identified what is the limit of a violation between criminal, civil or administrative areas of copyright and related rights.

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The Singleness of Increasing the Involvement of the Deaf into Decision-Making in Municipalities in the Republic of Lithuania

The Singleness of Increasing the Involvement of the Deaf into Decision-Making in Municipalities in the Republic of Lithuania

Author(s): Laima Liukinevičienė,Evelina Kvietkienė / Language(s): English Issue: 1/2015

Surveys implemented in the municipalities of the biggest Lithuanian cities in 2013-2014 have indicated the main reasons for the insufficient inclusion of the deaf into the decision-making in municipalities in the Republic of Lithuania. The singleness for the improvement of the situation in municipalities has been modelled on the base of the mentioned results by activating all budgetary and public organisations operating under the Board of Municipality as well as Administration.

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Flood Disaster Mitigation Through Citizen Lawsuit

Flood Disaster Mitigation Through Citizen Lawsuit

Author(s): Mulyani Zulaeha,Lies Ariany,Akhmad Hendryan Dwifama,Rizka Annisa Falmelia,Muhammad Shofwan Ridhani / Language(s): English Issue: 3/2021

The state is responsible for providing protection and management in accordance with the authority it has so that environmental damage does not occur that causes flooding and is able to anticipate the possibility of flooding again in the future. However, in practice it cannot be denied that state administrators, in this case the central government to local governments, have the possibility of committing a mistake as an act against the law because it does not provide fulfillment of the rights of citizens, so that the community can sue the state for that mistake. Citizen lawsuits do not lead to claims for losses, but demands in the form of issuing general policies by the government. The purpose of this study is to find out about the efforts of citizens to obtain protection from the threat of flooding through the citizen lawsuit mechanism and to find out how the potential citizen lawsuit mechanism in resolving floods so that it does not happen again. This study uses a normative juridical approach by using perspective analysis. The results showed that the problem of flooding resulted in citizens not getting their rights to a good and healthy environment. The citizen lawsuit is carried out so that state officials issue a general regulatory policy as a preventive one (disaster mitigation) so that floods do not occur again in the future.

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JURISPRUDENŢĂ ÎCCJ

Author(s): Redactia Pro Lege / Language(s): Romanian Issue: 01/2022

Regarding the activity of the High Court of Cassation and Justice (Judge Panel on the appeal in the interest of the law), three decisions of acceptance were issued regarding: Law No 119/1996 on civil status documents, the Code of Civil Procedure, the Civil Code and the Administrative Litigation Law No 554/2004; Framework Law No 153/2017 on the salaries of staff paid from public funds; GO No 64/2006 on the salaries and other rights of civil servants with special status in the penitentiary system and the Labour Code.

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Can We Consider the Right to Good Administration a Constitutional Right?

Can We Consider the Right to Good Administration a Constitutional Right?

Author(s): Elisabeta Slabu / Language(s): English Issue: 2/2021

The recognition of the right to good administration as a fundamental right through the Romanian Constitution is very important. Although this has been proposed many times in the specialist doctrine, so far, no consensus has been reached as to the form this right should take in Romania's fundamental law. It is also proposed in the doctrine to approve an administrative procedure that creates the necessary framework for good administration to become a primary objective for all public administration authorities. This should be linked in such a way that public administration action is carried out at all times in order to achieve the public interest.

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DISCRIMINATION. NEW CHALLENGES REGARDING HEALTH PROTECTION

DISCRIMINATION. NEW CHALLENGES REGARDING HEALTH PROTECTION

Author(s): Dragos Lucian Radulescu / Language(s): English Issue: 1/2021

The fight against discrimination is a general issue of the essence of the international institutions involved in the protection of human rights, democracy and the rule of law. This paper examines the application of the principles of discrimination, in scope to a better understanding of the fundamental concepts and the method of apply the control mechanisms. The main objective is reported to identify the international and national regulations on non-discrimination, as well as jurisprudential developments. The purpose of the research is related to highlighting the importance of recognizing the principle of non-discrimination in labor relations, in the event of the Covid pandemic, by analysing the role of state institutions, as well as the evolution of jurisprudential developments and the ways to combat discrimination.

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REFLECTIONS ON PERSONAL DATA PROCESSING THAT IS NECESSARY FOR THE ENTERING OR PERFORMANCE OF A CONTRACT*

REFLECTIONS ON PERSONAL DATA PROCESSING THAT IS NECESSARY FOR THE ENTERING OR PERFORMANCE OF A CONTRACT*

Author(s): Nicoleta Maria Cristolovean / Language(s): English Issue: 2/2021

Even in pandemic times everyday life involves the conclusion of contracts written on paper, which in turn involves the processing of personal data not only for the performance of the contracts to which a data subject is party, but also in order to take steps at the request of the data subject prior to entering into a contract. In this regard Article 6 (1) (b) of the General Data Protection Regulation provides the legal basis that ensures the lawfulness of processing. This short article examines the limits of using this legal basis for personal data processing in the context of the controllers' obligations and the rights of the data subjects. The primary conclusion is that, although any contract can ensure the legality of personal data processing, not all personal data may be necessary for the performance of the contract, in which case another ground of processing must be used for the rest of the personal data processed, which in turn requires a thorough understanding of Regulation (EU) 2016/679 for an implementation of its provisions in their spirit and letter, the more so as an implementation of the General Data Protection Regulation limited to the preparation of documentation on the conformity of processing has no other effect than to turn it into a dead letter.

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INSTITUT “ĆUTANJA UPRAVE’’

INSTITUT “ĆUTANJA UPRAVE’’

Author(s): Mladen Mandić / Language(s): Bosnian,Croatian,Serbian Issue: 6/2014

Institute of administration silence has attracted and still does with the same intensity, the attention of domestic, as well as the foreign legal thought. The inactivity of public administration bodies leads to numerous harmful consequences, primarily for parties involved in the procedure. On the other hand, long duration of the procedure or non-issuance of decisions within the prescribed deadline by administrative body may lead to self initiated achievement of citizens’ rights. All this indicates that there is a necessity for continuing and consistent development of legal mechanisms for protection of citizens should administration silence appear. This paper indicates the existing legal solutions that enable citizens to enjoy protection in cases when administrative and other individual decisions, based on which citizens exercise their rights and legal interests deriving from laws and law-based regulations, are not being issued. This paper also underlines certain gaps and deficiencies in terms of legal regulation of second instance procedure and procedure based on appeal due to administration silence.

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IZVORI PRAVA U OBLASTI PRIVATNE ZAŠTITE LJUDI I IMOVINE U BOSNI I HERCEGOVINI

IZVORI PRAVA U OBLASTI PRIVATNE ZAŠTITE LJUDI I IMOVINE U BOSNI I HERCEGOVINI

Author(s): Maja Pločo / Language(s): Bosnian,Croatian,Serbian Issue: 6/2014

New risks and threats against human safety and private property led to the formation of the needs of the private sector that will address the issue of security of people and property. Legislation of regulating the private sector security in Bosnia and Herzegovina is formally established 2002 by the enactment of legislation at the entities level (Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina and Republic of Srpska) and Brčko District. Significant progress in this area has been made in comparative law by adopting modern legislation which improves the field of private security. This represents an adequate starting point for a possible occurrence of the first international sources of law in this area that would really help unification of national rules. In this context, this paper deals with the legal sources of private security in Bosnia and Herzegovina as a basis for defining of social relations important for the state functioning.

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THE IMPACT OF CORONAVIRUS IN THE EU AND IN HUNGARY –ESPECIALLY IN REGULATIONS

THE IMPACT OF CORONAVIRUS IN THE EU AND IN HUNGARY –ESPECIALLY IN REGULATIONS

Author(s): Balázs Szabó,Anna Laczik / Language(s): English Issue: 1/2022

In December 2019, the Chinese municipality of Wuhan reported an outbreak of the new coronavirus, which soon spread to other parts of China and the world. SARS-CoV-2, also known as COVID-19, was later identified by the World Health Organization. By January 2020, hotspots had appeared in several EU member states, with the first official case being reported in Hungary on March 4. All EU member states have reported COVID-19 cases by March 2020, and the number of cases has continued to rise since then. The World Health Organization (WHO) is in charge of coordinating the global response . COVID-19 was declared a global pandemic by the WHO on March 11, 2020. During our research, we examine the general effects of COVID-19 in the European Union and Hungary and their responses to the COVID-19 because it has not just social and legal challenges but also necessarily economic implications as well.

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ASPECTS CONCERNING EDUCATION.  THE SCHOOL SYSTEM IN ITALY AND ROMANIA

ASPECTS CONCERNING EDUCATION. THE SCHOOL SYSTEM IN ITALY AND ROMANIA

Author(s): Sorina Mihaela Bălan / Language(s): English Issue: 1/2022

Education is a European priority. This study presents aspects of education in Italy and Romania. In the document "Framework for European cooperation in education and training ET 2020" the strategic objectives are: the concrete realization of lifelong learning and mobility, the improvement of the quality and effectiveness of education; the promotion of equity, social cohesion and active citizenship; the encouragement of creativity and innovation. To the question "What are the best schools in Europe and how do they work "the results of the Pisa test are presented. Other problems addressed are: Lower secondary education; Role of teachers in education systems. For the future, it remains to be seen what the results of the PISA tests will be applied in 2021, after a period marked by the COVID-19 pandemic. The future of education must be about the integration of different subjects, the integration of different students and the integration of various learning contexts.

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