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Actul de la 9 mai 1877 și caracterul constituțional

Actul de la 9 mai 1877 și caracterul constituțional

Author(s): Barbu Berceanu / Language(s): Romanian Issue: 4/1978

Les motions similaires des Assemblées législatives de la Roumanie (le 9/21 mei 1877) ont non seulement une valeur de droit international — en tant que declaration unilatérale d'Indépendance de l'Etat roumain, reconnue ultérieurement par les autres Etats — mais même une valeur de droit interne. Le fait qu'une condition fondamentale telle l'Indépendance ne revêt pas la forme d'une disposition constitutionnelle semble contradictoire. En réalité, la double motion n'ignore pas la vie constitutionnelle, et ne représente non plus une modification de la loi fondamentale en des circonstances, imprévisibles, qui n'auraient pas permis de suivre la procédure de révision (convocation des Assemblées de révision, etc.). Les deux motions forment — avec les manifestations correspondantes de l'Exécutif — des actes d'irréversible interprétation de la constitution en vigueur (celle de 1866), qui — d'ailleurs — ne se référait nullement à la suzeraineté ottomane. Car, apprécier s'il y avait lieu de modifier la Loi fondamentale et, implicitement, de l'interpréter était de la compétence des Assemblées ordinaires, comme iI résulte de l'art. 129 de la même constitution.

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Constitutional reform process in Belarus. Recent trends and developments
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Constitutional reform process in Belarus. Recent trends and developments

Author(s): Hanna Vasilevich / Language(s): English Issue: 05 (48)/2021

The need for change to the Belarusian constitution was announced long before the events of 2020, and both Alyaksandr Lukashenka and the opposition have initiated a process after the election. The opposition has emphasised the need for changes to the constitution by the political crisis while Lukashenka’s initial interest in constitutional reform was two-fold: to calm the protests and to assure Russia that he can maintain control over the situation. Based on an official proposal recently announced, the changes proposed by Lukashenka’s constitutional commission do not encompass substantive change to the existing non-democratic model, making it even more bureaucratic and slow. Progress to date indicates that the languid process serves as a way to quell the protests, secure Lukashenka’s influence as a potential head of the All-Belarusian Assembly, and assuage Russia – a key Lukashenka ally and backer – to accelerate a promised loan.

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Oryginalność i trwałość V Republiki Francuskiej

Oryginalność i trwałość V Republiki Francuskiej

Author(s): Kazimierz Michał Ujazdowski / Language(s): Polish Issue: 64/2020

The case of the Fifth Republic encourages reflection on comparative constitutionalism both because of the originality of de Gaulle’s constitutional work and the fact that during its validity the 1958 Constitution had to face new challenges – a change in the balance of political powers, European integration and the growth of the judiciary. The last two trends were universal in nature. The Fifth Republic proved an original and permanent constitution, giving the French democracy stability and efficiency. The constitutional system has not evolved either towards parliamentarianism or a presidential system like that of the USA. If there were significant amendments to the constitution, this happened in the area of external challenges. But also, in this area, where the constitutional judiciary became more dynamic and the guarantee of independence of the common judiciary increased, the Fifth Republic retained its originality, expressing the specificity of the French legal tradition.

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Elementy prezydencjalizmu w systemie ustrojowym Francji okresu V Republiki

Elementy prezydencjalizmu w systemie ustrojowym Francji okresu V Republiki

Author(s): Łukasz Jakubiak / Language(s): Polish Issue: 64/2020

The Fifth French Republic was created as a modified parliamentary system, but due to constitutional changes and tendencies revealed in political practice, the functioning system of government was quite significantly modified. The purpose of this article is to analyze the elements of the presidential system that were introduced in 1958, thus in the original text of the constitution, resulted from its subsequent amendments, or can only be seen in the practice of exercising power in the conditions of the politically homogenous executive branch, i.e. outside of cohabitation periods. The author draws attention to two different ways of defining the term “presidentialism” in the French context (as a formal constitutional structure or as a pro-presidential configuration of the semi-presidentialism of the Fifth Republic), and argues that the regime initiated in 1958 is still based on at least some pillars characterizing the parliamentary model. Hence, its subsequent modifications were only to highlight presidentialism as one of the possible variants of political practice under the Fifth Republic, and not to accept presidentialism as a constitutional system of government.

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Dobro wspólne czy interesy? W poszukiwaniu fundamentów nowoczesnego społeczeństwa: studium przypadku – Unia Europejska

Dobro wspólne czy interesy? W poszukiwaniu fundamentów nowoczesnego społeczeństwa: studium przypadku – Unia Europejska

Author(s): Tomasz Homa / Language(s): Polish Issue: 64/2020

The philosophical reflection on the common good, as one of the primary normative principles, and in this sense also the “founding stones” of a well-structured social life, has a multifaceted, diverse range of proposed approaches and solutions and a well-documented output. Bearing in mind the centuries-long theoretical and practical importance and validity of this concept in the European thought and practice of socially and politically organized collective life, the subject of my reflections is to raise the question of the cognitive and normative importance and validity of this concept for today’s Europe in the context of the European Union project contained in the Treaty establishing a Constitution for Europe, signed on October 29, 2004 in Rome.

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(NON)RELIGIOUS FREEDOM: A CRITICAL PERSPECTIVE ON THE CONTEMPORARY UNDERSTANDING OF FREEDOM OF CONSCIENCE AND RELIGION

(NON)RELIGIOUS FREEDOM: A CRITICAL PERSPECTIVE ON THE CONTEMPORARY UNDERSTANDING OF FREEDOM OF CONSCIENCE AND RELIGION

Author(s): Rafał Prostak / Language(s): English Issue: 71/2021

Nowadays, liberty of conscience as an inalienable right is a standard of demoliberal constitutionalism. It is an obvious component of a well-organized society and state. However, at the very beginning of its presence in the political discourse, it was more a product of Christian theology (the free conscience perceived as a gift of God) than a legal category; more an endowment of divinity than an intrinsic human value. In the contemporary, secularized world, our understanding of freedom of religion includes not only free exercise of religion but also freedom from religion. An increasing number of non-believers changes our expectations of the state that is obliged to protect the freedom of conscience of all citizens regardless of their beliefs. The goal of the article is to consider the difficulties faced by people with a theistic worldview in the reality of a state founded on the principle of ideological neutrality.

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DISPUTE OVER THE GUARDIAN OF THE CONSTITUTION. HANS KELSEN, CARL SCHMITT AND THE WEIMAR CASE

DISPUTE OVER THE GUARDIAN OF THE CONSTITUTION. HANS KELSEN, CARL SCHMITT AND THE WEIMAR CASE

Author(s): Arkadiusz Górnisiewicz / Language(s): English Issue: 72/2021

The paper discusses one of the most important debates on the meaning of constitutional adjudication in the 20th century that engaged two eminent legal and political thinkers Hans Kelsen and Carl Schmitt. The paper focuses on the constitutional dispute over the guardianship of the constitution in the final years of Weimar’s Germany and reconstructs the arguments of the two major protagonists in this dispute concerning the Weimar constitution and the fundamental question whether the guardian of the constitution is (or should be) the constitutional court or the president of the Reich. The debate highlights the complexity of the political problems of a democratic state, as well as the intricate relationship between law and state and has retained high level of topicality. The paper also pays attention to the philosophical-political premises that underlined the distinctly different views on the relationship between law and politics in the thought of Hans Kelsen and Carl Schmitt.

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Religious slaughter of animals in light of the EU and in the Polish law

Religious slaughter of animals in light of the EU and in the Polish law

Author(s): Agnieszka Skóra / Language(s): English Issue: 43/2019

Summing up the considerations, it should be stated that nowadays the problems of religious slaughter form a platform on which important values protected by international, European and the Polish legal order clash. These include ensuring the welfare of animals and allowing the slaughter and killing only in a humane manner, the protection of religious freedom by enabling participation in traditional rites and consumption of particular types of meat and the protection of economic values by ensuring the use of economic freedom by food producers. The assessment of religious slaughter therefore depends on the adopted system of values. At the same time, it should be noted that today’s slaughter is carried out with respect for animal welfare and is only allowed if the conditions laid down in European law and – harmonized with it – national law are met. Due to globalist tendencies and the settlement of Islam and Judaism in Europe, it is rather difficult to imagine a universal and uniform ban on slaughter in all EU countries.

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OBOWIĄZEK SZCZEPIEŃ A OBOWIĄZKOWE SZCZEPIENIA OCHRONNE – PODSTAWY PRAWNE ORAZ ŚRODKI EGZEKUCJI

OBOWIĄZEK SZCZEPIEŃ A OBOWIĄZKOWE SZCZEPIENIA OCHRONNE – PODSTAWY PRAWNE ORAZ ŚRODKI EGZEKUCJI

Author(s): Agata Fiołek / Language(s): Polish Issue: 30/2020

Starting from the fundamental constitutional freedoms and rights of persons and citizens, the article covers the issue of obligation of vaccination as a typical example of a conflict between constitutional values. Then, the author interprets and systematizes the legal concepts concerning required immunization under the Act of 5 December 2008, on preventing and combating infections and infectious diseases among people, which leads, among others to differentiation between the concept of “vaccination obligation” and the concept of “compulsory protective vaccination”. Next, legal bases and enforcement measures for the vaccination obligation are discussed. The analysis focuses on the conditions for the use of coercive measures and leads to the nonobvious conclusion that use of physical coercion in order to implement the “mandatory protective vaccination” or other type of “vaccination obligation” – is currently is not possible. The article also includes the latest amendments to the law, on preventing and combating infections and infectious diseases among people, as well as regulations issued in connection with the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus pandemic.

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ANTONI DĘBIŃSKI, POLITYKA USTAWODAWCZA CESARZY CHRZEŚCIJAŃSKICH W SPRAWACH RELIGIJNYCH

ANTONI DĘBIŃSKI, POLITYKA USTAWODAWCZA CESARZY CHRZEŚCIJAŃSKICH W SPRAWACH RELIGIJNYCH

Author(s): Michał Lewandowski / Language(s): Polish Issue: 30/2020

Review of: Michał Lewandowski - ANTONI DĘBIŃSKI, POLITYKA USTAWODAWCZA CESARZY CHRZEŚCIJAŃSKICH W SPRAWACH RELIGIJNYCH, WYD. KUL, LUBLIN 2020, SS. 235

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Competition Enforcement Models in the Western Balkans Countries – The Rule of Law Still Terra Incognita?

Competition Enforcement Models in the Western Balkans Countries – The Rule of Law Still Terra Incognita?

Author(s): Dijana Marković-Bajalović / Language(s): English Issue: 22/2020

The administrative model of competition law enforcement is the prevailing model in the EU Member States. Although Member States are free to choose between the administrative and the judicial model or their combination, many of them opted for the administrative model taking the EU model as an example. The same is valid for the candidate and potential candidate states of Western Balkans. The new Directive 2019/1 deals with the issue of safeguarding the fundamental rights in competition proceedings in general terms only, while stabilisation and association agreements lay down the rule of law as a fundamental principle, but do not say much regarding the features of the competition enforcement model. Candidate countries did not consider the rule of law requirements when designing their competition enforcement models. Competition authorities combine investigative and decision-making powers, preventing them from impartial decision-making. Rules on the appointment, that is, election of members of decision-making bodies, and the limited term of office, made competition authorities susceptible to political influence. Administrative courts are in charge of disputes initiated against decisions of competition authorities in the second instance.

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Evaluation of the minimum standard of the treatment to be provided in the Turkish temporary protection regime and legislation

Evaluation of the minimum standard of the treatment to be provided in the Turkish temporary protection regime and legislation

Author(s): Joanna Kuruçaylıoğlu / Language(s): English Issue: 13/2021

This article will elaborate and give an overview of the Turkish temporary protection regime. In 2011, when the war in Syria began, Turkey had to face the mass influx from the southeast area, bringing Turkey many Syrian refugees. By 2011 Turkey did not have sufficient regulation on temporary protection, which could deal with many upcoming refugees. In 2013 the Law of Foreigners and International Protection came into force. It was necessary to update the latest legislation on temporary protection, the 1994 Temporary Protection Regulation. Due to unification with international and European standards and to provide possibly the best services to the refugees, Turkey, in 2014, enacted a new law on asylum, migration, and temporary protection construction. Therefore, according to the Turkish Constitution and international regulations, the following article will describe the Turkish refugee law development and legal construction, temporary protection regime, and the problems that still need to be solved.

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(Nie)zatarte skazanie osoby ubiegającej się o pozwolenie na broń – analiza przypadku

(Nie)zatarte skazanie osoby ubiegającej się o pozwolenie na broń – analiza przypadku

Author(s): Adam Pachucki / Language(s): Polish Issue: 13/2021

Under Polish law a person applying for a firearms license (the author uses the example of a person applying for a firearms license for hunting purposes) is obliged to attach thereto medical and psychological certificates confirming that an applicant may bear a firearm. These certificates may be challenged on appeal by the competent police authority, only on the grounds of an expunged conviction. Police authority can legally state that such conviction itself implies a defectiveness thereof, despite the lack of any other allegations, evidence or information that the candidate should not keep and bear a firearm. According to the law, an expunged conviction should not have any negative legal consequences, the record of the sentence is deleted from the register of offenders, and such conviction shall be considered void. Based on the current jurisprudence, the author discusses the problems of the current wording of the legal provisions, shows possible abuses, indicates the violation of the institution of expungement and proposes changes to the provisions that could reduce the problems mentioned in the article.

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SLOBODA IZRAŽAVANJA I GOVOR MRŽNJE: ODGOVOR DRŽAVE BOSNE I HERCEGOVINE

SLOBODA IZRAŽAVANJA I GOVOR MRŽNJE: ODGOVOR DRŽAVE BOSNE I HERCEGOVINE

Author(s): Enis Omerović,Amna Hrustić / Language(s): Bosnian Issue: 25/2020

Freedom of expression, in the words of the European Court of Human Rights, is one of the basic foundations of a democratic society, as well as the basic preconditions for its development, but also for the progress of every person. As such, freedom of expression is recognized and protected as a human right by the European Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, and the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union, just as it is classified in the human rights catalog of many constitutions in the world, including the Constitution of BiH. In parallel, by consuming freedom of expression, it is possible to violate another equally important and guaranteed human rights, which is why this freedom is not an absolute one and may be restricted. The most radical form of abuse of freedom of expression is hate speech, which as such is not subject to legal protection. A particular form of abuse of freedom of expression, and a grave form of hate speech, represents the denial of genocide, still which is not an international criminal offense, although it has been criminalized in some national legislations. In the law of BiH, denying genocide is a criminal offense in only one of its entities, which is particularly controversial, primarily because of the relatively recent past of the committed and adjudicated genocide in the area of Srebrenica, Doboj, and other parts of the country. Criminal justice, although generally the most rigorous, is not the only response of the State to hate speech, which, having in mind all those reports of hate speech monitoring bodies in BiH, is not lacking in the public discourse.

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PRIKAZ ZBORNIKA RADOVA TREĆE GODIŠNJE KONFERENCIJE PRAVOSUDNOG FORUMA ZA BOSNU I HERCEGOVINU „PRAVO NA SUĐENJE U RAZUMNOM ROKU“

PRIKAZ ZBORNIKA RADOVA TREĆE GODIŠNJE KONFERENCIJE PRAVOSUDNOG FORUMA ZA BOSNU I HERCEGOVINU „PRAVO NA SUĐENJE U RAZUMNOM ROKU“

Author(s): Arben Murtezić,Davor Trlin / Language(s): Bosnian Issue: 25/2020

Treća godišnja konferencija Pravosudnog foruma za Bosnu i Hercegovinu u organizaciji Ustavog suda Bosne i Hercegovine i AIRE Centra, namijenjena sudijama najviših sudova u Bosni i Hercegovini o temi „Pravo na suđenje u razumnom roku“, održana je od 15. do 18. novembra 2019. godine na Jahorini. Po više kriterija, uključujući renome učesnika, relevantnost teme, te nivo izlaganja i diskusija, radilo se o izuzetnom događaju. Konferencija je rezultirala i publiciranjem kvalitetnog Zbornika, koji sadrži kombinaciju referata i odabranih slučajeva prakse Evropskog suda za ljudska prava, a izdata je početkom 2020. godine

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DESUVERENIZACIJA I DETERITORIJALIZACIJA BOSNE I HERCEGOVINE

DESUVERENIZACIJA I DETERITORIJALIZACIJA BOSNE I HERCEGOVINE

Author(s): Semir Halilović / Language(s): Bosnian Issue: 3/2020

ZAVNOBIH's principle that Bosnia and Herzegovina is "both Serbian, Croatian, and Muslim" experienced its penultimate, destructive phase through the constitutional principles of the Washington and Dayton Peace Accords. The principle of constitutivity in Bosnia and Herzegovina was, de facto, introduced through the ZAVNOBiH resolution, that is, de jure through the SFRY Constitution (1974), the Washington and Dayton Peace Agreements. It is an internal mechanism that makes Bosnia and Herzegovina a fragile, unfinished and self-destructive state. "Dayton Bosnia and Herzegovina" is the name most commonly used today in the Bosnian scientific research community to describe, at the same time, the project of the United States and regional political representatives, and to express the distance from "real" Bosnia and Herzegovina as it should be. The creation of Dayton reality did not embody contemporary socio-political needs, nor did it satisfy the historical or mythological desires of any of Bosnia and Herzegovina's three constituent ethnic groups. Constitutivity stops the development of the state and society, on the one hand, but also keeps the three constitutive ethnicities in mutual counterbalance, on the other hand. Just as during the Second World War, Bosnia and Herzegovina paid for its position in "Tito's" Yugoslavia by reducing its historical borders, denying the Bosniak nation and de-sovereignizing the country, so after the last aggression on Bosnia and Herzegovina, the territorial inauguration of the constituent ethnic groups was constitutionally inaugurated. As the next step backwards. The strengthening of ethnic society and their territorial units in Bosnia and Herzegovina leads to a process of deep de-sovereignization of the state and atomization of Bosnian society, and states without sovereignty, as a unity of power, i.e. without a compact society, can hardly survive.

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Daytonska prekretnica: napokon ustavna demokracija u Bosni i Hercegovini ili – zašto deklaracije ZAVNOBiH-a nisu imale pravnu snagu

Daytonska prekretnica: napokon ustavna demokracija u Bosni i Hercegovini ili – zašto deklaracije ZAVNOBiH-a nisu imale pravnu snagu

Author(s): Ugo Vlaisavljević / Language(s): Croatian Issue: 115/2020

Analizom preambule Daytonskog ustava može se uvidjeti kako je definiran suverenitet ustavotvorca. Tamo nalazimo najmanje pet ustavotvornih ”mi”, od kojih su tri uistinu ustavotvorni, jer se samo tri „konstitutivna naroda“ pokazuju kao kolektivni subjektiviteti koji su u stanju da konstituiraju pravno-politički poredak, a time i sebe same kao pravno-političke aktere. Nikada prije Bošnjaci, Hrvati i Srbi nisu bili uvedeni u neki ustav niti je zbog nekadašnjeg partijskog intervencionizma mogla biti ustanovljena ustavna demokracija. Uvođenjem tri naroda u Daytonski ustav srušen je pravno-politički poredak koji je počivao na iluziji o postojanju samo jednog naroda u Bosni i Hercegovini.

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ALGORITHMS AND FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS: THE CASE OF AUTOMATED ONLINE FILTERS

ALGORITHMS AND FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS: THE CASE OF AUTOMATED ONLINE FILTERS

Author(s): Matija Damjan / Language(s): English Issue: Supp. 1/2021

The information that we see on the internet is increasingly tailored by automated ranking and filtering algorithms used by online platforms, which significantly interfere with the exercise of fundamental rights online, particularly the freedom of expression and information. The EU’s regulation of the internet prohibits general monitoring obligations. The paper first analyses the CJEU’s case law which has long resisted attempts to require internet intermediaries to use automated software filters to remove infringing user uploads. This is followed by an analysis of article 17 of the Directive on Copyright in the Digital Single Market, which effectively requires online platforms to use automated filtering to ensure the unavailability of unauthorized copyrighted content. The Commission’s guidance and the AG’s opinion in the annulment action are discussed. The conclusion is that the regulation of the filtering algorithms themselves will be necessary to prevent private censorship and protect fundamental rights online.

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Ceterum censeo

Ceterum censeo

Author(s): Mladen Bevanda / Language(s): Croatian Issue: 117-118/2021

Izlaganje na Konferenciji "Transformacijski potencijal euroatlantskih procesa u Bosni i Hercegovini" u organizaciji Sveučilišta u Mostaru, Hrvatske akademije za znanost i umjetnost u BiH i Rektorskog zbora Republike Hrvatske; Neum, 18. III. 2021.

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SUVREMENA RECEPCIJA CICERONOVE PRIRODNOPRAVNE POSTAVKE O VRHOVNOSTI DOBROBITI I SPASA NARODA U KONTEKSTU IZVANREDNIH STANJA AKTUALIZIRANIH PANDEMIJOM COVID-19

SUVREMENA RECEPCIJA CICERONOVE PRIRODNOPRAVNE POSTAVKE O VRHOVNOSTI DOBROBITI I SPASA NARODA U KONTEKSTU IZVANREDNIH STANJA AKTUALIZIRANIH PANDEMIJOM COVID-19

Author(s): Tomislav Nedić / Language(s): Croatian Issue: 03/2021

The work offers an interpretive analysis and reception of Cicero’s claim about the imperative supremacy of welfare and salvation of the people (salus populi suprema lex esto), made in the third book of Cicero’s Laws. This statement is only a piece of the “puzzle” of Cicero’s reflections on government laws, largely focused on the reparation and survival of the Roman Republic, the historical context of which displays many adversities afflicting its integrity. First of all, it is necessary to offer an interpretive overview of Cicero’s claim about the supremacy of welfare and salvation of the people and the Republic in the historical context of the Roman political and legal circumstances, in order to gain a complete insight into the reception of the claim, especially in legal doctrine and practice. The actuality of Cicero’s claim in the form of constitutional provisions (Articles 16, 17 and 101 of the Constitution of the Republic of Croatia) on states of emergency and crisis has particular relevance against the backdrop of the COVID-19 pandemic, but also for some new controversies, as demonstrated by the case study of recent decisions taken by the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Croatia.

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