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APLIKÁCIA INŠTITÚTU SKRÁTENÉHO LEGISLATÍVNEHO KONANIA V PROCESE TVORBY PRÁVA

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Podmanický J.

Právny obzor. Teoretický časopis pre otázky štátu a práva (Juridical Review. Theoretical journal for the questions of state and law)

2012

tom 95

nr 3

209 – 226

An accelerated legislative procedure is a special institute in the legislative process. Its use is often criticized. Article deals with the theoretical analysis of an accelerated legislative procedure, and justify its position in the legislative process, its relationship to the principles of law. Particular attention is paid to current legislation shortened legislative proceedings in Slovak law, the statutory conditions of use and procedure for its application. The article analyzed using a practical application of an accelerated legislative process in the National Council of the Slovak Republic. A separate section deals with the determination of the Constitutional Court of the Slovak Republic from the perspective of the use of accelerated legislative procedures in the Slovak National Council. The conclusions are formulated some proposals that could eliminate several shortcomings and errors in the application of expedited legislative procedure in the legislative process.

NIEKOĽKO ÚVAH O SÚČASNÝCH ŠTANDARDOCH TVORBY PRÁVA V POĽSKU

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Serowaniec M.

nr 3

202 – 214

For years, the Polish Parliament’s legislative process has been marked by numerous irregularities. These include too frequent changes in the legal status of laws, unfavourable treatment of public consultations and undue haste in the drafting of laws, all of which contribute to their poor quality. The situation in this area did not improve during the last parliamentary term. In many respects, the existing problems were exacerbated. As a result, there has been deterioration in the standards of the Polish law-making process. Parliament has been transformed into a law factory where anything can be the subject of production. Legislative procedures are often conducted under time pressure or late at night, with no opportunity for MPs or potential beneficiaries of the new law to familiarise themselves with draft legislation. The article aims to outline the cardinal sins committed by parliamentary majorities during the legislative process.