THE RIGHT TO A COURT IN THE POLISH LEGAL SYSTEM

Discover the fundamental aspects of the right to a court in the Polish legal system with the latest publication by Sławomir Pilipiec. This current work analyzes the right to a court as a key element of the Polish legal order, constituting a fundamental human right and an important instrument for the protection of freedoms and civil rights. This is a unique novelty in the field of scientific research, bringing an original and valuable perspective on this issue.

• Comprehensive analysis of the right to a court in Poland
• Current perspective on legal issues
• Multifaceted approach taking into account the constitutional, statutory and judicial context
• Original and valuable perspective on the right to a court
• Inspiration for academics and legal practitioners
• Reference point for future scientific research

The author approaches the topic in a thorough and multifaceted manner, taking into account both the constitutional, statutory and judicial context. Thus, the publication not only enriches the achievements of legal science, but also constitutes a significant added value to the existing considerations in this area. Undoubtedly, it can become a reference point for future research and a source of inspiration for academics and legal practitioners.

Sławomir Pilipiec's work is a valuable source of knowledge for law students, lawyers, judges and all those interested in human rights issues and the functioning of the judiciary in Poland. This publication allows you to understand the role and importance of the right to a court in a democratic state governed by the rule of law and its impact on the protection of civil rights and freedoms. It is a must-read for anyone who wants to deepen their knowledge of the Polish legal system and its foundations.

The publication, published by UMCS in 2025, has 216 pages and has a format of 241x176 mm. The paperback cover ensures durability and ease of use. This is an item that should be in every legal library.