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The law as a border in life of a man and states

Dr Dawid Bunikowski

WSB University in Toruń


English abstract:
The law as a border concerns both acts of man and the power and a territory of a state. The law as a border is a social institution more sophisticated than it seems to be in traditional concept of legal positivism and Austin’s point of view. In the state law there are many borders (in criminal law, civil law, administrative law, procedural law relating to terms, freedoms and rights, obligations, going to court, and on the other hand, competences/authorities of public offices etc.). In a narrow sense the law as a border is the state law, which establishes borders of human act and behavior through the sphere of legally allowed, forbidden and ordered acts creating institutionalized legal sanctions for the break of the border and non-respect for legal norms. In a wide sense the law as a border is also mine – „my” law, “internal” law (Petrazycki’s psychological theory of law), making one’s the rules of behavior and relating to the state law (the law as a border in a narrow sense) in many ways. Customary law (also religious law) and international law are very specific branches of the law. I maintain that the law as a border must be supported by other normative systems such as morality, religion etc.

Keywords: law as a border, state law, normative systems

Language: Polish

Published: Number 2(3)/2011, pp. 20-33.

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Filed Under: Articles Tagged With: Dawid Bunikowski, law as a border, normative systems, state law

Four puzzles about the rule of law: why, what, where? And who cares?

Prof. dr Martin Krygier

UNSW Sydney


English abstract:
Central among the many obscurities that attend the rule of law are those named in the title of the article. The first part contains some preliminary remarks and attempt to answer the first question. This attempt is based on distinguishing two ways of understanding what rule of law is. By the first way rule of law is a theological concept, i.e. to know what it is we have to know its aims and by the second, anatomical one, the most important thing to understand it are rules and institutions that are usually conceived as its part. The author holds a position that only the first way is appropriate and gives his own interpretation of aims of rule of law. This aim is legal reduction of the possibility of arbitrary exercise of power that is connected with four important reductions – of domination, of fear, of indignity, and of confusion.

Keywords: rule of law, arbitrariness, exercise of power, aims of rule of law

Language: Polish
Translated by: Katarzyna Mikołajczyk-Graj

Published: Number 2(3)/2011, pp. 5-19.

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902

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Filed Under: Articles Tagged With: aims of rule of law, arbitrariness, exercise of power, Martin Krygier, rule of law

Monografia Marcina Matczaka „Summa iniuria. O błędzie formalizmu w stosowaniu prawa”

Mgr Anna Tomza

University of Łódź


Language:
Polish

Published: Number 1(2)/2011, pp. 86-102.

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486

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Filed Under: Reviews and discussions Tagged With: Anna Tomza, Marcin Matczak, Summa iniuria

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