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COVID-19 and the Courts. The case of the CJEU [PDF]
Access to Justice in Eastern Europe, 2020 The article describes the generally positive experience of Court of Justice of the European Union in managing the Covid-19 crisis. Before the outbreak of the Covid-19 crisis the Court had established an effective structure to cope with risks and issues
Popotas Costas
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Judicial Reforms in Eastern Europe: Ensuring the Right to a Fair Trial or an Attack on the Independence of the Judiciary? [PDF]
Access to Justice in Eastern Europe, 2021 The right to a fair trial is one of the essential elements of the rule of law – a fundamental value of the modern constitutional state. Among the systems of institutional, organisational, and substantive guarantees for ensuring this right, which stem ...
Olena Boryslavska
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Italy and COVID-19: Notes on the Impact of the Pandemic on the Administration of Justice [PDF]
Access to Justice in Eastern Europe, 2020 The COVID-19 pandemic has forced governments around the world to adopt special measures to limit the spread of the contagion. In the field of the administration of justice, social distancing and other health safety measures have brought about ...
Silvestri Elisabetta
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Access to Justice in Eastern Europe, 2022 The current study seeks to discuss the grounds used by the Russian authorities to legalise their war against Ukraine, indicating the falseness of these grounds and considering the efforts of the United Nations and the International Community that aim to ...
Maya Khater
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Access to Justice in Eastern Europe, 2022 The article is focused on the use of special rights or means by the intelligence agency of the Slovak Republic. The use of these statutory means in a democratic society is in the public interest, especially in the context of current security challenges ...
Adrián Vaško
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THE THEORY AND PRACTICE OF PRECEDENT IN INTERNATIONAL ADJUDICATION: A VIEW FROM UKRAINE
Access to Justice in Eastern Europe, 2021 This article argues that legal pragmatism and realism are the methodological basis for considering the law-making function of international courts. Classical scientific approaches, the representatives of which view courts only as applicators of the ...
Inna Boyko
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The Applicability of the Right to a Fair Trial in Civil Proceedings: the Experience in Ukraine [PDF]
Access to Justice in Eastern Europe, 2021 In this note, the author attempts to prove that the right to a fair trial is essentially a substantive right; that is, a right that combines the manifestations of a fundamental right. At the same time, this right imposes some positive duties on the State
Natalia Sakara
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European Convention of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms: Impact on Polish Law Development [PDF]
Access to Justice in Eastern Europe, 2021 The European Convention of Human Rights along with the case law elaborated by the European Court of Human Rights set an international procedural standard of a fair trial.
Marcin Dziurda +2 more
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INDEPENDENCE OF CONSTITUTIONAL JUSTICES: STUMBLING BLOCKS IN UKRAINE AND POLAND
Access to Justice in Eastern Europe, 2021 The article is devoted to the problems of the functioning of constitutional justice in Poland and Ukraine. Applying the methodology of comparative law research and empirical analysis, the authors consider the problems of the violation of the ...
Olena Boryslavska , Granat Miroslaw
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Electronic evidence in proving crimes of drugs and psychotropic substances turnover [PDF]
Access to Justice in Eastern Europe, 2022 This article is prompted by the increasing levels of crime in the sphere of illicit trafficking in narcotic drugs, psychotropic substances, their analogues, or precursors using information and telecommunication systems.
Dmytro Golovin +2 more
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