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Constitutional Principles of the Judiciary (Experience of the Republic of Poland)

Undoubtedly, the principles are the basis and firm foundation for the proper functioning of a strong and independent judiciary in any state governed by the rule of law. Often, foreign experience can help to strengthen and improve such principles. The article examines the experience of the Republic of Poland in implementing the constitutional principles of the judiciary.

Legal Resources Arising Out of Artificial Intelligence

The article is devoted to the application of artificial intelligence in jurisprudence. Artificial intelligence systems can be applied in various sectors of the economy and be integrated into the justice system, spreading across borders and can easily circulate around the world. Some states have already considered adopting national rules to ensure that artificial intelligence is reliable and safe, and that it is developed and used in accordance with fundamental rights obligations.

The Role of International Organizations in the Process of Rehabilitation of Illegally Convicted Persons

The article analyzes the role of international organizations in the process of rehabilitation of illegally convicted persons. It is noted that the activities of international organizations are aimed at ensuring justice and protecting the rights of illegally convicted persons through recommendations and requirements for rehabilitation, compensation for damage and restoration of rights.

Uniformity of Judicial Practice (Object of General Theoretical Discourse)

Uniformity of judicial practice is an important condition for the modern judicial system of our country in the context of globalization and integration into the European legal space. 

It is proved that the unity of judicial practice is not an end in itself; judicial practice should primarily serve to establish justice and protect people and their rights. Courts must make decisions and resolve complex cases; they should not evade decision-making by arguing that there is no regulatory framework, while deviating from previous case law.

Religion and Law as Value-Normative Institutions in Modern Society

Abstract. Throughout its historical existence, humanity has sought to comprehend, understand, and become aware of itself, the surrounding world, its place within the world, and the world within itself. In this respect, the realms of religion and law are no exception. Since ancient times, humanity has been interested in the nature and essence of human relations, as well as the norms and rules that define their characteristics.

Philosophical and Legal Justification of the Implementation of Human Rights and Freedoms

The article presents a philosophical and legal analysis of the problem of the implementation of human rights and freedoms in the conditions of the modern legal order. The starting point of the study is the proposition that human rights are not only legal constructs, but primarily moral and anthropological categories that must have a real embodiment in legal practice.

Reform of forensic medical examination in ukraine through the prism of international experience

Forensic expertise, especially in recent years, plays such an important role in judicial proceedings that a significant proportion of criminal proceedings and cases in other types of judicial proceedings could not be effectively investigated and considered by the court without using its results.

Transitional Justice and Human Rights in Ukraine

It wasfound that transitional justice in Ukraine is a set of measures and methods by which social justice is restored, the restoration of violated human and civil rights is guaranteed, and the observance of fundamental human rights is ensured. Transitional justice in Ukraine during military operations is aimed at restoring the violated rights of citizens due to military operations and russia’s armed aggression against Ukraine.

Public Space and the Power of Law: the Palace of Justice in Lviv as an Embodiment of the Idea of Justice

This article presents an interdisciplinary study of the architecture of the Palace of Justice in Lviv as a spatial embodiment of the power and legitimacy of justice. The analysis focuses on how the architectural and artistic solutions of the building shape the symbolic representation of law, state authority, and justice. A legal approach is applied to interpret the material environment of the judicial institution as a communicative space that reflects and simultaneously forms legal meanings.