NEW MODEL OF CUMULATIVE PUNISHMENT. SUBSTANTIVE LAW ASPECTS

The monograph provides a comprehensive analysis of the key substantive law aspects of cumulative punishment in Polish criminal law. The author delves into complex issues that often arise in jurisprudence and doctrine, referring to the essence of the concurrence of crimes and the relationship between the conditional suspension of the execution of imprisonment and the cumulative punishment. This publication is an invaluable source of knowledge for practitioners and theorists of criminal law.

• Practical guidance on the interpretation and application of the provisions on cumulative punishment.
• Analysis of applicable regulations after July 1, 2015.
• Assistance in all court proceedings related to cumulative punishment.
• Interesting study for academics and legal theorists.

This monograph offers a detailed discussion of the issue of cumulative punishment, taking into account the latest changes in Polish criminal law. The author analyzes problematic interpretive issues, presenting practical tips that can be used in the daily work of lawyers, legal advisors, judges and prosecutors. This publication is a valuable source of knowledge for anyone involved in criminal law.

The Krakow Institute of Criminal Law Foundation, the publisher of this monograph, is a renowned research center specializing in research on criminal law. The Foundation has been supporting the development of criminal law science for years by publishing the works of outstanding specialists in this field. As a result, the reader can be sure that he is reaching for a publication of high substantive value.

This book is aimed at a wide audience, including legal practitioners such as lawyers, legal advisors, judges and prosecutors, as well as academics and legal theorists. It can be used in all court proceedings in which a cumulative punishment is imposed, regardless of the procedural mode of its imposition. It is a must-read for anyone who wants to deepen their knowledge of cumulative punishment.