Search results for phrase "right to a court"
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND CASE CATEGORIES IN CIVIL PROCEEDINGS
THE MEANING AND FUNCTION OF JUDICIAL INDEPENDENCE UNDER THE EUROPEAN CONVENTION ON HUMAN RIGHTS
New technologies or new human rights: the right to a government by humans and the right to one’s own thoughts?
LIMITATION OF THE PRINCIPLE OF OPENNESS IN POLISH JUDICIAL-ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEEDINGS DURING THE PANDEMIC AND THE STANDARDS OF A FAIR HEARING: THE REASONS FOR POSSIBLE COMPLAINTS BROUGHT BEFORE THE EUROPEAN COURT OF HUMAN RIGHTS
Access to the Supreme Court – the Italian Approach
Procedural Justice as a Rule of Law and Expression of Respect for Human Dignity
Cassation Attorneys in the Polish Civil Proceedings
CAPACITY OF A CHILD TO ACT IN PROCEEDINGS BEFORE THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT
A quest for consistency in the law of commercial agency. Loss of the right to remuneration in Polish and European law
THE RIGHT TO ABORTION AND THE POSSIBLE EFFECTS OF THE DOBBS DECISION ON CONTEMPORARY LEGAL TRENDS
REGULATING THE RIGHT TO DISCONNECT AT THE EU LEVEL: CONSIDERATIONS ON THE FUTURE LEGISLATION SCOPE
Mandatory Representation by an Attorney or Legal Counsel and Access to the Courts in Civil Cases
WOMEN’S RIGHTS AND PRO-LIFE MOVEMENT: OPPOSITION OR HARMONY?
The System of Justice: European Safeguards
DILEMMAS OF RE-NATIVIZATION OF INDIGENOUS LAW
THE ANALYSIS OF HUMAN RIGHTS ‘INFLATION’ IN THE CONTEXT OF EVOLVING INTERNATIONAL REGIME OF WOMEN’S RIGHTS
IS DENYING LEGALLY INCOMPETENT (INCAPACITATED) PERSONS THE RIGHT TO VOTE COMPATIBLE WITH PRINCIPLES OF DEMOCRACY IN THE EUROPEAN UNION – AN ANALYSIS BASED ON THE EXAMPLE OF EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT ELECTIONS
End User Rights, Equal Treatment of Traffic, and Compatibility of Zero Tariff Offers with the Open Internet Access Regulation. CJEU Telenor Judgment in CASES C-807/18 and C-39/19 – A Case Comment
The Problems of Applying Both Criminal and Administrative Penal Sanctions in Light of Article 50 of the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union
A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF THE ISSUE OF NECESSARY DEFENSE IN TERMS OF TORT LAW