TASKS AND DUTIES OF COURTS AND POPULISM IN LAW - TOMASZ SROKA

Discover the fascinating analysis of the influence of populism on substantive criminal law in the latest monograph by Tomasz Sroka. This publication is not only an in-depth study, but also a guide through the twists and turns of contemporary legislation, showing the dangers to the rights and freedoms of citizens. Immerse yourself in a read that sheds new light on the role of courts in defending constitutional values.

• Analysis of populism in substantive criminal law
• Legislative examples based on the Act of July 7, 2022
• Dangers to the rights and freedoms of citizens
• Tasks and duties of courts in the fair adjudication of cases
• Legal instruments for judges to protect litigants
• Reflections on the joint application of the Constitution and international law

Tomasz Sroka's monograph is a key work for every lawyer, judge, law student and anyone interested in the issue of populism in the context of criminal law. The author thoroughly analyzes the characteristics of populism in substantive criminal law, focusing on the legislative procedure and the content of the legal act. Using the example of the Act of July 7, 2022 amending the Criminal Code, Sroka shows how populism affects the process of law-making and what consequences it has for society.

This work not only diagnoses the problem, but also points out specific tasks and duties that face the courts. Sroka emphasizes that the courts are obliged to adjudicate each case fairly, even in the face of regulations that raise constitutional concerns. The author constructs many legal instruments with which a judge can effectively administer justice while preserving the guarantees of protection for litigants.

This publication goes beyond general reflections on the need for the joint application of the Constitution, international law and laws. Sroka offers practical solutions that can be applied by judges in their daily work. His work is a valuable contribution to the discussion on the role of law in society and how it can be protected from the influences of populism. This book is a must-read for anyone who wants to understand how populism affects the law and what the consequences of this phenomenon are for the rights and freedoms of citizens.

The Krakow Institute of Criminal Law Foundation presents a monograph that is an important voice in the debate on the future of criminal law in Poland. This publication is the result of years of research and analysis, which has been subjected to in-depth review by outstanding experts in the field of law. As a result, the reader receives a reliable and comprehensive study that will certainly contribute to deepening knowledge about populism in criminal law.