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Michał Wieczorkowski’s research stay at the University of Pittsburgh
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Palmae Universitatis Studiorum Posnaniensis medal for Prof. Slawomira Wronkowska
We are delighted that the UAM Senate has decided to award the Palmae Universitatis Studiorum Posnaniensis distinction to Prof. Slawomira Wronkowska.
The Palmae Universitatis Studiorum Posnaniensis medal is the highest academic honour of Adam Mickiewicz University, Poznan. It is awarded to outstanding scholars whose scientific work has contributed to building the university’s significance on the academic map of Poland. Magnificence, the Rector of UAM during the inauguration ceremony of the academic year or a ceremonial meeting of the Senate, hands over the award.
Congratulations!
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A new article in Labour and Social Security Journal by Dr Michał Krotoszyński
A new article (in Polish) in Labour and Social Security Journal 12/2023 by Dr Michał Krotoszyński entitled “Decommunization of the civil service and state offices”.
The paper aims to analyze the provisions on the decommunization of the civil service and state offices, introduced in the Act of 14 April 2023 on the Amendment of the Civil Service Act and Certain Other Acts. I present three claims. First, the author argues that the said provisions are another step in an ongoing change of the Polish lustration model from an instrument of historical clarification, in which sanctions are imposed only for submitting a false lustration statement, towards a retribution mechanism, where those connected with the former regime cannot hold public offices. Second, he claims that these provisions violate both the Polish Constitution and international law. Finally, the author suggests that labour courts ought to refuse to apply said provisions, should they face compensation claims or claims for reinstatement in a job position.
More information can be found on the journal’s website. We encourage you to read!
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A new article in Państwo i Prawo by Dr Mikołaj Hermann
A new article (in Polish) in Państwo i Prawo – Nr 11/2023 [933] by Dr Mikołaj Hermann entitled: “On Coupled Norms Once More”.
Abstract: The subject of the article is an analysis of the concept of coupled norms, which was introduced into Polish legal theory by J. Lande as an alternative to the three-element concept of a legal norm. I discuss the evolution of the aforementioned concept, including subsequent proposals for its modification and supplementation made by eminent Polish scholars. In this respect, I focus on the following issues: contestation of the traditional concept of structure of a legal norm, analysis of the original approach to the sanctioned norm and the sanctioning norm, and understanding of the relationship between coupled norms. Taking a critical approach to how J. Lande’s concept was received in legal scholarship, I present arguments in favour of recognizing the sanctioning norm as a norm of competence, which authorizes a state authority to impose a sanction, contrary to the common convention according to which that norm is a norm requiring it to be imposed. I also discuss the relationship between the scopes of application of coupled norms, both in terms of content and in terms of time
We encourage you to read!
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Dr Michael Krotoszynski’s research stay at the University of Toronto
In the second half of September, Dr Michal Krotoszynski undertook ten-day research stay at the University of Toronto. During his visit, Dr Krotoszynski presented a lecture to the staff of the Faculty of Law there – on a topic analogous to his recent stay in Syracuse – and researched the theoretical foundations of transitional justice. The research stay supervisor was Professor David Dyzenhaus.
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Lecture by Dr Michal Krotoszynski at Syracuse University College of Law
Dr Michal Krotoszyński presented a lecture to Syracuse University College of Law students last week, “From ‘Legal Impossibilism’ to the Rule of Law Crisis: Transitional Justice and Polish Counter-Constitutionalism.”
Since 2015, Poland’s Law and Justice political party has significantly altered the composition of the Polish Constitutional Court, the Supreme Court, and the National Council of Judiciary; and expanded the power of executive branch in relation to the courts. This process – commonly referred to as a period of ‘anti-constitutional populist backsliding’ (Sadurski 2014) – also has a transitional justice dimension. Professor Krotoszynski posits that the cornerstone of this counter-constitutionalism is a myth of ‘legal impossibilism’: a belief in strict constitutional constraints supposedly stopping the parliamentary majority from introducing crucial reforms, including transitional justice measures.
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Wojciech Rzepinski’s research stay in Genoa
From July 11-24 this year, Wojciech Rzepinski, M.A., stayed as a Visiting Researcher at the Tarello Institute for Legal Philosophy at the University of Genoa (Istituto Tarello per la filosofia del diritto – Università degli Studi di Genova, Italy). The research stay was, among other things, an opportunity to confront W. Rzepinski’s previous research results during meetings with the Institute’s staff and doctoral students. The research visit was planned as part of the project “The inferentialist account of legal fact-finding in legal decision-making process”, funded by the National Science Center under the Prelude 17 grant (No. 2019/33/N/HS5/01418), of which W. Rzepinski is the principal investigator.
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