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Причинки до кримінально-правової охорони державних символів: український та іноземний досвід

Причинки до кримінально-правової охорони державних символів: український та іноземний досвід

Author(s): I Samoshchenko,O Zhytynskyi / Language(s): Ukrainian Issue: 156/2022

The article reveals the problem of Ukrainian and foreign state symbols criminal law protection considering domestic and world practice. The relevant norms of criminal laws of the Russian Empire, USSR and Poland, which were in force in the Ukrainian lands in the XIX–XX centuries, have been examined. An analysis of domestic judicial practice in criminal cases related to the abuse of state symbols has been done. It has been illustrated that Ukrainian law enforcement agencies do not always correctly determine the nature of this crime. That is due to the lack of constitutional laws enshrining the system of state symbols of Ukraine, as well as gaps in legal regulation, in particular in the aspect of criminal protection of the European Union flag as membership in this organization is a strategic foreign policy priority of Ukraine. Inter alia, the erroneous legal treatment of individuals’ actions during the protest which took place near the President’s Office on March 20, 2021 as an insult to the State Emblem has been emphasized. The authors also considered solutions of the problem within the framework of a particular legal system – in criminal law of the United States, Germany, France, Spain, Iceland, the United Arab Emirates, Uzbekistan, Japan and other countries. The scientific novelty of this investigation, among other things, is in the examination of both retrospective and prospects of legal responsibility for disrespect of the State language, which is necessary to establish according to the Constitutional Court’s decision on the validity of the Law of Ukraine “On ensuring the functioning of the Ukrainian language as the state language”. However, the authors are inclined to think that this issue should be regulated by administrative law, given the experience of some post-Soviet states. Proposals for amendments to the Criminal Code of Ukraine have been made.

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Anotácie

Anotácie

Author(s): Tomáš Pastucha,Pavol Vlček,Samuel Červeňanský,Lukáš Tkáč / Language(s): English Issue: 1/2022

Annotations of: 1. Jelínek, Pavol (ed.). „Čriepky : Zborník Martine Kušnírovej in memoriam“, Malacky : Pavol Jelínek, 2020, 232 p. ISBN 978-80-570-1700-4; 2. Prudovič, Marek. „Ústava rímskej republiky“, Praha : Leges, 2021, 179 p. ISBN 978-80-7502-545-6; 3. Wright, Nicholas Thomas. „Pavol: Život a dielo apoštola národov“, Bratislava : Porta Libry, 2021. 400 p. ISBN 978-80- 8156-237-2; 4. Vrábel, Ferdinand. „Vlastenci a hrdinovia : Slováci v prvom odboji“, Bratislava : Nadácia Milana Rastislava Štefánika, 2021, 168 p. ISBN 978-80-972465-3-2; 5. Snyder, Timothy. „Čierna zem: Holokaust ako história a varovanie“, Bratislava : Premedia, 2. vyd., 2019. 432 p. ISBN 978-80-8159-696-4; 6. Hlavinka, Ján – Salner, Peter (ed.). „Tábor smrti Sobibor : Dejiny a odkaz“, Bratislava : Ústav etnológie a sociálnej antropológie SAV, Dokumentačné stredisko holokaustu, Marenčin PT, 2019, 262 p. ISBN 978-80-569-0449-7.

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Možnosti používania slovenského jazyka v Maďarsku

Možnosti používania slovenského jazyka v Maďarsku

Author(s): Alžbeta Uhrinova / Language(s): Slovak Issue: 4/2012

The dissertation analyses the Slovak language usage possibilities and practice. The author surveys the provision of law referring to the minority language rights: the constitution, the minority law, and other decrees. It presents the scenes of individual and collective, verbal and written language usage at the present time, which are: the family, circle of friends and acquaintance, labour and leisure, cultural and public life, administration, purchasing, illness, church, ecclesiastical and religious life, the media, personal sphere and institutions.

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Some Aspects of the Ukrainian Constitutional System

Author(s): Ovidiu Horia Maican / Language(s): English Issue: 01/2022

Three years after the proclamation of the Act of Independence, the Ukrainian state lacked a association constitutional basis, some thing which led to a political paralysis that engulfed Ukraine in 1993. The president attempted to deal with the division of powers at the centre in a stop-gap constitution, which took the form of a Constitutional Agreement of June 1995. On February 21, 2014, Verkhovna Rada (Ukrainian Parliament) voted for a return to the premier-presidential shape of government, which was in firce earlier, in 2006-2010. Under that system, a parliamentary coalition appoints and dismisses the head of the government (cabinet) and its ministers. In the same time, Ukraine’s head of state retains a quantity of powers that separate him from different presidents of nations with a premier-presidential form of government. It is likely that Ukraine’s president has stronger constitutional powers than any other president does in the other with the same form of government.

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A Few Remarks on the Role of the Principle of Legality in the Romanian Legal System

Author(s): Cătălin Constantinescu-Mărunțel,Teodor Manea / Language(s): English Issue: 01/2022

This paper seeks to outline the meaning, the role and the limits of the principle of legality according to the Romanian legal system. Firstly, a few preliminary questions regarding the nature and the role of legal principles in general have to be answered. This is necessary in order to provide a reader which is not familiarized with this national set of norms with a general understanding of the concepts used during the analysis of the proposed topic. Having achieved this, one may subsequently proceed to analysing the general understanding of the principle of legality and its main coordinates in the Romanian legal system. One would have to remember that the latter is a European continental (or civil) legal system, belonging to a country which is a member of the European Union, of the United Nations and of the Council of Europe. This translates into the fact that the paper does also have to analyse the impact of the international public law on the way the principle of legality is currently comprehended and applied internally. All these being said, the third and main section of the paper concentrates on how is this concept applied in a few of the legal domains. The paper is mainly interested in the public implications of the principle; therefore, the analysis will try to discover the main ways in which the rule of law culture shapes the notion of public power and its exercise. The paper will end with a few final considerations regarding the main ideas discovered during the previous sections.

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Repere istorice în evoluţia personalităţii juridice a instituţiilor medicale

Repere istorice în evoluţia personalităţii juridice a instituţiilor medicale

Author(s): Marius-Ioan Floare / Language(s): Romanian Issue: 3/2022

The legal framework of the medical activity has evolved during the course of European law history together with the social and economic significance if these activities. In this paper, using predominantly the historical research method, we will examine some fundamental waypoints regarding the organization as legal persons of the institutions carrying out medical activities, which we generically call hospitals. Taking as a departure point the Roman era, we will discuss, using the modern optics in regard to the fundamental characteristics of a legal entity (own estate, discrete framework and specific purpose)the evolution of these legal persons with a medical purpose. Due to the limited extent of this paper, we will limit ourselves to the European legal space and to only a few of the significant evolutions in regard to the medical institutions with a legal personality.

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The Utopia of Legality: A Comparison of the Dutch and Polish Approaches to the Regulation of the COVID-19 Pandemic

The Utopia of Legality: A Comparison of the Dutch and Polish Approaches to the Regulation of the COVID-19 Pandemic

Author(s): Bart van Klink,Marta Soniewicka,Leon van den Broeke / Language(s): English Issue: 2/2022

This paper provides a comparison of the regulation of the pandemic in the Netherlands and Poland in order to determine whether a country with a high level of adherence to the rule of law in normal circumstances would also maintain this adherence in exceptional circumstances to a greater degree than a country with an initially lower level of adherence. The central questions posed in the paper are the following: what is the role of the rule of law in regulating the pandemic in the Netherlands and Poland? Is it true that the Dutch government was more successful in preserving legality than its Polish counterpart. By comparing the regulations in the two countries, the paper explores what role the rule of law – in particular, the principle of legality – may play in a crisis situation like this. According to Carl Schmitt, in a state of emergency, order has to be restored first before a return to the ‘normal’ legal order is possible. Does the regulation of the COVID-19 pandemic in the two countries confirm Schmitt’s claim or not?

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Freedom of Assembly in the COVID-19 Pandemic and the Limits of its Restraints in the Context of the Experiences of the Republic of Poland and the United States of America

Freedom of Assembly in the COVID-19 Pandemic and the Limits of its Restraints in the Context of the Experiences of the Republic of Poland and the United States of America

Author(s): Aleksandra Syryt,Bogusław Przywora,Karol Dobrzeniecki / Language(s): English Issue: 2/2022

The aim of the study is to illustrate the problem of freedom of assembly during the COVID-19 pandemic against the background of the experiences of the Republic of Poland and the United States of America. This freedom is provided for in the constitutions of both states, which implies that public authorities are obliged to implement it also in COVID-19 conditions. Hence, the question arises as to whether, and if so to what extent, public authorities in Poland and the United States (countries belonging to the United Nations and obliged to consider the standards of human rights protection resulting from international law) applied solutions realising freedom of assembly in the conditions of COVID-19. The authors try to determine the extent of the impact of legal measures applied by public authorities in both countries on the realisation of freedom of assembly and the public reaction produced by these measures. The choice of such a context for assessment was justified by differences in the legal culture of the countries being compared, the structure of the state, and the approach of both the public authorities and the society to freedom of assembly.

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Ewolucja praw obywatelskich w polskich regulacjach rangi konstytucyjnej w latach 1919–1997

Ewolucja praw obywatelskich w polskich regulacjach rangi konstytucyjnej w latach 1919–1997

Author(s): Jarosław Kowalski / Language(s): Polish Issue: 10/2021

The article is an attempt to present in a synthetic way the issues of civil rights. The author has attempted to identify and analyze changes in the catalog of fundamental rights vested in Polish citizens and guaranteed in the Basic Law. The author has analyzed the solutions adopted by the legislator in the field of human and citizen rights since 1918, and also pointed to changes in the Basic Law caused by Poland’s accession to international organizations. The changes are presented against the background of the first, second and third generation fundamental rights.

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Trójpodział czy jednolitość, czyli o tym jak zmieniał się model organizacji państwa w polskich konstytucjach

Trójpodział czy jednolitość, czyli o tym jak zmieniał się model organizacji państwa w polskich konstytucjach

Author(s): Jakub Sromecki / Language(s): Polish Issue: 10/2021

The subject of the article is an analysis of the provisions of four Polish Constitutions adopted in the 20th century, with regard to the model of the organization of state power defined in them, which is implemented by adopting one of the two principles, respectively the principle of the tripartite division of powers or the principle of uniformity of power. The author first presents the essence of each of these two principles. Then he offers a comparative analysis, divided into two parts. In the first part, the author compares the Constitution of 1935 with the Constitution of 1952, which both applied the principle of uniformity of power. Whereas, in the second part, he compares the Constitution of 1921 with the Constitution of 1997, which applied the principle of the tripartite division of powers. The analysis is aimed at presenting and as a result, showing that in the case of adopting the same principle – the tripartite division of powers or uniformity of power by two different constitutions, certain differences are visible in its formulation and practical application.

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Konstytucja marcowa a realia polskiej sceny politycznej i sytuacji geopolitycznej II Rzeczypospolitej

Konstytucja marcowa a realia polskiej sceny politycznej i sytuacji geopolitycznej II Rzeczypospolitej

Author(s): Justyna Telenga / Language(s): Polish Issue: 10/2021

March Constitution had been enacted at first of June on 1921. The fundamental purpose of this article is to present the main problems occurred in polish society, government and economy over a spen of several years 1921–1926. The main question is how the Constitution was adjusted to governmental ideas and social expectations. Analyzing the ruling articles of Constitution, position of governmental parties, social propensity and geopolitical tensions the author reply to above-mention question. The ending of the article provides an encapsulating of all the consideration

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The exceptional state in Romania and France. A comparative analysis. Case study: the state of emergency
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The exceptional state in Romania and France. A comparative analysis. Case study: the state of emergency

Author(s): Adina Ghidura / Language(s): English Issue: 01/2022

The Romanian Constitution regulates in a limiting way exceptional states, given the “special” legal regime applicable during their development. Although the text of the French Constitution was an important source of inspiration in the process of drafting the Romanian Constitution, the regulation of exceptional states is different in the two Constitutions. For example, in Romania, the state of emergency represents one of the exceptional states regulated by the constitutional text, while in France it is regulated by Law. However, beyond the differences regarding the regulation of the exceptional state, we will be able to observe the similarities in terms of the content of the set of measures imposed by the establishment, in 2020, of the state of emergency in the two states. The main objectives of the research were the presentation of the exceptional states in Romanian and French law, the description and comparison of the state of emergency in both countries and the identification of the challenges that have arisen from this exceptional state. In order to achieve the abovementioned objectives, we used the following research methods: the historical, analytical and comparative methods and the case study. The leading results of the study are getting an overview of the regulation of the exceptional states in Romania and France and of the establishment of the state of emergency in 2020, with implications regarding the way in which the democratic states could ensure the legal order during these “special” times.

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The Development of Law and Practices on Extradition in China
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The Development of Law and Practices on Extradition in China

Author(s): Yang Chao / Language(s): English Issue: 01/2022

The paper provides the outline of extradition law system and bilateral treaty on extradition of China signed and ratified, expressed the general principles of extradition law of China, the diplomatic commitment applied in the extradition process, analysis the path of laws have improved, especially with some concert cases that show the successful cooperation with European countries in extradition field.

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Kasinec, Rudolf - Šurkala, Ján: Legal Aspects of Censorship in Czecho-Slovak Film in the Era of Normalization

Kasinec, Rudolf - Šurkala, Ján: Legal Aspects of Censorship in Czecho-Slovak Film in the Era of Normalization

Author(s): Marián Šuška / Language(s): English Issue: 1/2022

The review of: Kasinec, Rudolf - Šurkala, Ján: Legal Aspects of Censorship in Czecho-Slovak Film in the Era of Normalization, Comenius University in Bratislava, Faculty of Law, 2021

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Democracy as a Tool of Interaction between State and the Public While Counteracting Epidemics: from Antiquity to the COVID-19 Coronavirus Pandemic

Democracy as a Tool of Interaction between State and the Public While Counteracting Epidemics: from Antiquity to the COVID-19 Coronavirus Pandemic

Author(s): Vladyslav FEDORENKO,Volodymyr Nesterovych,Tetyana Fedorenko / Language(s): English Issue: 4/2021

The article examines theoretical and practical problems concerning the realisation of participatory democracy’s potential for forming and implementing state policy on counteracting epidemics. The article is aimed at the study of participatory democracy as a tool of state’s interaction with the public while counteracting epidemics throughout history, from antiquity to the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic. Comparative, comparative legal, systemic-structural, dialectical, historical and other scientific methods have been employed to examine the issues discussed in the article. The application of the aforementioned methods is conducted on the interdisciplinary scientific basis.

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Ustawa o narodzie – czy na pewno jest to ustawa przemyślana? To manifest partyjny czy ustawa parlamentarna?

Ustawa o narodzie – czy na pewno jest to ustawa przemyślana? To manifest partyjny czy ustawa parlamentarna?

Author(s): Uri Huppert / Language(s): Polish Issue: 1/2022

The author offers an analysis of the controversial Israeli Nation-State Law of 2018 and B. Netanyahu’s involvement in its adoption. He claims that its ideas manifest Netanyahu’s desire to depart from the state-centred, social democratic, and liberal views advocated by Ben Gurion. This desire stems from his strong disagreement with Israel’s founder’s claim and belief that secularism is a guarantee that Israel does not fall into the same trap as the leaders of the bicentennial Crusades – which ultimately failed. The author of the paper makes an insightful comparison of this law with the contents of Point 13 of Thomas Woodrow Wilson’s 1918 plan – a document from exactly 100 years before, designed to shape Europe after victory in the war against Russia, Prussia, and Austria-Hungary, on whose lands an independent Polish state was to be established.

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Nation-State Law – Is it Really a Well Thought-Out Law? Is It a Party Manifesto or a Parliamentary Act?

Nation-State Law – Is it Really a Well Thought-Out Law? Is It a Party Manifesto or a Parliamentary Act?

Author(s): Uri Huppert / Language(s): English Issue: 1/2022

The author offers an analysis of the controversial Israeli Nation-State Law of 2018 and B. Netanyahu’s involvement in its adoption. He claims that its ideas manifest Netanyahu’s desire to depart from the state-centred, social democratic, and liberal views advocated by Ben Gurion. This desire stems from his strong disagreement with Israel’s founder’s claim and belief that secularism is a guarantee that Israel does not fall into the same trap as the leaders of the bicentennial Crusades – which ultimately failed. The author of the paper makes an insightful comparison of this law with the contents of Point 13 of Thomas Woodrow Wilson’s 1918 plan – a document from exactly 100 years before, designed to shape Europe after victory in the war against Russia, Prussia, and Austria-Hungary, on whose lands an independent Polish state was to be established.

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Global Constitutionalism and Legal Fragmentation: The Populist Backslide in Central and Eastern Europe

Global Constitutionalism and Legal Fragmentation: The Populist Backslide in Central and Eastern Europe

Author(s): Andrei N. Medushevskiy / Language(s): English Issue: 4/2021

Globalisation has provoked a deep transformation in international law, political affairs and governance with contradictory consequences. It has stimulated the cosmopolitan project of global constitutionalism, transnational integration and the unification of democratic standards. However, it also resulted in the fragmentation of international affairs, the deterioration of constitutional democracy and a feeling of a growing shortage in democracy on national and international levels of governance. Trying to balance the impact of these two opposing trends, the author analyses the positive and negative effects of globalisation on constitutional development regarding such issues as transnational constitutionalisation, democracy and national sovereignty, the changing place of multilayer constitutionalism, the international separation of powers, and the system of global governance in the establishment of transnational constitutional democratic legitimacy. From this point of view, the populist backslide in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) looks dangerous and unforeseen, but it is a systemic and potentially predictable reaction of global regions on the uneven character of integration, the lack of democratic legitimacy and a new answer to the contortions and dysfunctions of global governance. An adequate response to these challenges could be found in a new concept of constitutional integration based on ongoing dialogue between the transnational and national actors of legal globalisation. This dialogue is possible by using a conflict-mediation strategy, elaborated by international experts, especially, for the deliberation of complex and protracted conflicts, which have no clear practical solutions in the short to medium term.

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APĂRAREA ÎN CONTENCIOS ADMINISTRATIV A DREPTURILOR VĂTĂMATE DE AUTORITĂŢI, ÎN LEGISLAŢIA REPUBLICII MOLDOVA ‒ STUDIU DE CAZ (PARTEA I)

Author(s): Ştefan Belecciu,Igor Şevcenco / Language(s): Romanian Issue: 07/2022

The study of the problem of defending the rights harmed by the authorities is an important one, but also current, because, in order to solve it, it is necessary to know the actions of people in such situations and to appreciate the efficiency of the administrative litigation mechanism. Such an assessment is possible only as a result of the analysis of concrete cases of injury to human rights by the authorities and of the ways in which such disputes are settled by the competent courts. This article discusses the analysis of a real case examined in the administrative court, based on which we intend to highlight the administrative activities of the public authority as the subject of the case and how a public authority can harm (people) rights recognized by law.

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Legal Reforms of Agrarian Relations in the Duchy of Warsaw between 1807 and 1809

Legal Reforms of Agrarian Relations in the Duchy of Warsaw between 1807 and 1809

Author(s): Marcin Konarski / Language(s): English Issue: 1/2022

The article analyses the reforms of agrarian relations, which were carried out during the first years of the Duchy of Warsaw, created as a result of the peace treaties of 1807. The legal status of peasants was at that time initially regulated in a general way by the provisions of the Constitution granted by Napoleon Bonaparte on 22 July 1807. These provisions were then made more specific with the promulgation of the Decree of 21 December 1807, which brought about the abolition of serfdom and allowed peasants to move within the territory of the Duchy. According to the Decree, the land was the property of the lord and a peasant leaving the village should return the land to the lord along with the crops, the buildings and the livestock. This meant that after the Decree came into force, there was a possibility of unlimited eviction of peasants, as well as increasing serfdom burdens. It should be noted, however, that due to the considerable depopulation of the country at that time and the emerging difficulties in providing manpower for the manor house, eviction was used relatively rarely. Nevertheless, later on, the reform carried out by this Decree was said to “remove peasant’s boots along with his shackles”. In this article, the author analyses the provisions of this Decree in the context of regulations resulting from the Constitution of the Duchy, Napoleonic Code and the Decree of 23 February 1809 introducing a temporary organisation of rural communes. The reflections on peasant reforms in this period were supplemented by an analysis of the socio-economic situation in the lands forming the Duchy and selected statements that appeared in the relevant literature on the peasant question from the past till the present.

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