Criminal law protection of religious freedom amid contemporary challenges and threats by Marcin Warchoł

Subjects: “…religious freedom…”
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THE NEGATIVE EFFECTS OF THE ACT ON DEALING WITH PEOPLE WITH MENTAL DISORDERS THAT POSE A THREAT TO THE LIFE, HEALTH OR SEXUAL FREEDOM OF OTHER PEOPLE by Anna Dziergawka

“…The study is an attempt to assess the normative and practical effects of the act on dealing with people with mental disorders posing a threat to the life, health or sexual freedom of other people, commonly known as the Beasts Act. …”
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Analysis of criminal liability under criminal code for the act of throwing out tenants who not pay rent by Jan Kluza

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Kant’s Apriorical Idea of Law: Two Ways of its Justification by Wojciech Załuski

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THE CRIMINAL JURISDICTION OF A COASTAL STATE IN TERRITORIAL SEAWATERS OVER FOREIGN-FLAGGED SHIPS IN THE LIGHT OF INTERNATIONAL LAW by Krzysztof Masło

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The idea of mutual recognition of probation decisions within the European Union from the perspective of the State and the convicted person by Alan Kosecki

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Human rights infringement against contemporary legal practice in several criminal cases by Katarzyna Rydz-Sybilak

Subjects: “…protection of human rights and fundamental freedoms…”
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A few remarks on the penalty of absolute imprisonment against the background of the principle of human dignity by Katarzyna Kaczmarczyk-Kłak

“…The currently applicable Penal Code provides for the possibility of imposing a life sentence on the perpetrator for an act committed by him after a final conviction for a crime against life and health, freedom, sexual freedom, public security or for an offense of a terrorist nature. …”
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Performative spaces by Anna Krajewska

“…It is perceived as an area of freedom, eradicating binary divisions.…”
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Disciplinary custodial penalty under Article 49 1 of the act of 27th July 2001 law on the common courts system as an isolation coercive measure used in the criminal process by Dariusz Kala

“…This measure is classically isolationist, depriving the punished person of personal (locomotive) freedom. The behavior for which it is possible to impose the indicated disciplinary penalty boils down to a violation by the guilty person of the solemnity, peace or order of court activities. …”
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Premises for post-penal isolation. Considerations based on the case law of common courts and the Supreme Court by Franciszek Jędras, Katarzyna Grabarczyk

“…The analysis of the case-law of common courts and the Supreme Court indicates, however, that the regulation is applied with great caution and the courts use the procedural possibilities resulting from the non-contentious civil procedure to prevent unauthorized interference with human freedom and its status as a legal entity.…”
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