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Papers by Marta Derlatka

Research paper thumbnail of Constitutional Court of Poland. 1996-2018

Social Science Research Network, Oct 9, 2019

Research paper thumbnail of Hollow Cylinder Torsional and Triaxial Shear Testing on the Ko Consolidated Completely Decomposed Granite Soils in Hong Kong

International Conference on Slope Engineering, 2003

Research paper thumbnail of Jubilee of Professor Leszek Garlicki

Constitutional Review, 2017

Research paper thumbnail of Constitutional Court and the Constitutional Crisis in Poland

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2019

Poland, which along with Hungary, used to be regarded as the leading example of a successful tran... more Poland, which along with Hungary, used to be regarded as the leading example of a successful transition to democracy, is now experiencing (along with Hungary) processes of the so-called “illiberal backsliding”. As, unlike in Hungary, the new parliamentary majority is too weak to control constitutional amendments, the process of changes is developing “next” to the principles and rules of the 1997 Constitution of Poland. This paper is focused on the presentation of the consecutive stages of the political absorption of the Court in 2015-2016 (I). It further considers the situation of the “new” Court in its post-2016 form (II), the main streams of criticism of the reform (III), the changes in the situation of the remaining segments of the judicial branch (IV), the reactions of the CJEU and ECtHR (V), and ends with few concluding remarks (VI)

Research paper thumbnail of CONSTITUTIONAL COURT AND THE CONSTITUTIONAL CRISIS IN POLAND

TORUŃSKIE STUDIA POLSKO-WŁOSKIE XV — STUDI POLACCO-ITALIANI DI TORUŃ XV , 2019

Poland, which along with Hungary, used to be regarded as the leading example of a successful tra... more Poland, which along with Hungary, used to be regarded as the leading example of a successful transition to democracy, is now experiencing (along with Hungary) processes of the so-called “illiberal backsliding”. As, unlike in Hungary, the new parliamentary majority is too weak to control constitutional amendments, the process of changes is developing “next” to the principles and rules of the 1997 Constitution of Poland. This paper is focused on the presentation of the consecutive stages of the political absorption of the Court in 2015-2016 (I). It further considers the situation of the “new” Court in its post-2016 form (II), the main streams of criticism of the reform (III), the changes in the situation of the remaining segments of the judicial branch (IV), the reactions of the CJEU and ECtHR (V), and ends with few concluding remarks (VI)

Research paper thumbnail of L.Garlicki M.Derlatka Constitutional Court of Poland

Development of Constitutional Law through Constitutional Justice: Landmark Decisions and their Impact on Constitutional Culture. XXth International Congress on European and Comparative Constitutional Law. Gdansk , 20-23 September 2018 , 2018

This paper defines, first, the most important rulings of the Polish Constitutional Court between ... more This paper defines, first, the most important rulings of the Polish Constitutional Court between 1986 and 2015. Furthermore, it presents the process of political absorption of the Court (2015-2017) and, finally, considers the recent situation and challenges for the judicial review in Poland.

Research paper thumbnail of Constitutional Court of Poland. 1996-2018

Social Science Research Network, Oct 9, 2019

Research paper thumbnail of Hollow Cylinder Torsional and Triaxial Shear Testing on the Ko Consolidated Completely Decomposed Granite Soils in Hong Kong

International Conference on Slope Engineering, 2003

Research paper thumbnail of Jubilee of Professor Leszek Garlicki

Constitutional Review, 2017

Research paper thumbnail of Constitutional Court and the Constitutional Crisis in Poland

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2019

Poland, which along with Hungary, used to be regarded as the leading example of a successful tran... more Poland, which along with Hungary, used to be regarded as the leading example of a successful transition to democracy, is now experiencing (along with Hungary) processes of the so-called “illiberal backsliding”. As, unlike in Hungary, the new parliamentary majority is too weak to control constitutional amendments, the process of changes is developing “next” to the principles and rules of the 1997 Constitution of Poland. This paper is focused on the presentation of the consecutive stages of the political absorption of the Court in 2015-2016 (I). It further considers the situation of the “new” Court in its post-2016 form (II), the main streams of criticism of the reform (III), the changes in the situation of the remaining segments of the judicial branch (IV), the reactions of the CJEU and ECtHR (V), and ends with few concluding remarks (VI)

Research paper thumbnail of CONSTITUTIONAL COURT AND THE CONSTITUTIONAL CRISIS IN POLAND

TORUŃSKIE STUDIA POLSKO-WŁOSKIE XV — STUDI POLACCO-ITALIANI DI TORUŃ XV , 2019

Poland, which along with Hungary, used to be regarded as the leading example of a successful tra... more Poland, which along with Hungary, used to be regarded as the leading example of a successful transition to democracy, is now experiencing (along with Hungary) processes of the so-called “illiberal backsliding”. As, unlike in Hungary, the new parliamentary majority is too weak to control constitutional amendments, the process of changes is developing “next” to the principles and rules of the 1997 Constitution of Poland. This paper is focused on the presentation of the consecutive stages of the political absorption of the Court in 2015-2016 (I). It further considers the situation of the “new” Court in its post-2016 form (II), the main streams of criticism of the reform (III), the changes in the situation of the remaining segments of the judicial branch (IV), the reactions of the CJEU and ECtHR (V), and ends with few concluding remarks (VI)

Research paper thumbnail of L.Garlicki M.Derlatka Constitutional Court of Poland

Development of Constitutional Law through Constitutional Justice: Landmark Decisions and their Impact on Constitutional Culture. XXth International Congress on European and Comparative Constitutional Law. Gdansk , 20-23 September 2018 , 2018

This paper defines, first, the most important rulings of the Polish Constitutional Court between ... more This paper defines, first, the most important rulings of the Polish Constitutional Court between 1986 and 2015. Furthermore, it presents the process of political absorption of the Court (2015-2017) and, finally, considers the recent situation and challenges for the judicial review in Poland.