Marek Szydło
Biographic Data
| ID | 5579147 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Marek Szydło |
| GIVEN NAMES | Marek |
| FAMILY NAME | Szydło |
| SIGNATURE | SZYDŁO M |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Wrocław |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3776-2020 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Between rigid respect for international law and judicial deference
Among the many territorial or ethnic conflicts and unresolved issues of contemporary international politics, the dispute over Western Sahara rarely garners media attention. However, in October 2024, this silence was interrupted by two judgments of the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) in Front Polisario I and Front Polisario II . The CJEU declared that two international agreements between the EU and Morocco were invalid because they u…
Kontrola koncesjonowanej działalności gospodarczej
Zwiększenie przestrzennego zasięgu wpływów robót górniczych obliguje organ koncesyjny do dokonania zmiany granic obszaru. Stanowi to samoistną zmianę ostatecznej decyzji administracyjnej, do której nie mają zastosowania znane kodeksowi postępowania administracyjnego tzw. nadzwyczajne tryby postępowania. Interes publiczny jest tą szczególną kategorią normatywną, której uwarunkowań należy szukać przede wszystkim w sferze zewnętrznej (czynniki polit…
Charakter i struktura prawna administracyjnych kar pieniężnych
Ustawodawca poprzez wprowadzenie groźby zastosowania przez upoważnione organy środków przymusu skłania adresatów norm do oczekiwanego przez siebie postępowania. Na poszczególnych jednostkach spoczywa obowiązek podejmowania konkretnych działań lub powstrzymywania się od innych. Autor artykułu charakteryzuje pojęcia obowiązku, sankcji i przymusu w prawie administracyjnym. Opisuje ewolucje charakteru prawnego kar orzekanych przez organy administracj…
Reglamentacja działalności gospodarczej w krajowych porządkach prawnych w świetle swobód traktatowych
In the various countries of the European Community, those exercising the Treaty-based economic freedoms (movement of goods, persons, services and capital) are confronted with rules that restrict the aforementioned freedoms. The author of this article seeks to answer the question of what the autonomy of the Member States currently looks like in terms of business rationing. The author discusses the principle of non-discrimination and proportionalit…
Reduction of Life Sentences Imposed by International Criminal Tribunals after the Galić Decision
In his recent Gali c ́ Decision, the President of the International Residual Mechanism for Criminal Tribunals (MICT) stated that persons convicted by the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY), International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR), or MICT to life imprisonment shall be considered eligible for early release upon having served ‘more than 30 years’ of their sentence. This decision shows that the President of th…
Constitutional Values Underlying Gender Equality on the Boards of Companies
There is a large gap between the proportion of employed and well-educated women and those sitting on the boards of EU companies. However, the Commission's proposal for a Directive on improving the gender balance among non-executive directors of companies listed on stock exchanges does not constitute an appropriate legal solution for this problem. The Commission's reasoning underlying the draft Directive is so strongly pervaded by economic conside…
Extra-Territorial Application of the European Convention on Human Rights after Al-Skeini and Al-Jedda
Both annotated judgments are concerned with some prerequisites for the responsibility of a Convention State (i.e., the United Kingdom) for the breach of Convention human rights through behaviours of that State carried out outside its national territory, i.e. through the extra-territorial acts or omissions. However, each of those judgments puts its emphasis on a different prerequisite for the aforementioned responsibility: while Al-Jedda is centre…
Vinter v. United Kingdom
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Ii. The Promotion of Investments in New Markets in Electronic Communications and the Role of National Regulatory Authorities After Commission v Germany
The judgment of 3 December 2009 in Commission v Germany touches upon the issue of improper implementation by a Member State (Germany) of the EU regulatory framework in the electronic communications sector. 1 In this sense, the judgment in question belongs to the relatively large group of rulings in which the European Court of Justice (ECJ) categorizes the legislative actions (or inactions) of Member States in the field of electronic communication…
Constitutional Values Underlying Gender Equality on the Boards of Companies
There is a large gap between the proportion of employed and well-educated women and those sitting on the boards of EU companies. However, the Commission's proposal for a Directive on improving the gender balance among non-executive directors of companies listed on stock exchanges does not constitute an appropriate legal solution for this problem. The Commission's reasoning underlying the draft Directive is so strongly pervaded by economic conside…
Extra-Territorial Application of the European Convention on Human Rights after Al-Skeini and Al-Jedda
Both annotated judgments are concerned with some prerequisites for the responsibility of a Convention State (i.e., the United Kingdom) for the breach of Convention human rights through behaviours of that State carried out outside its national territory, i.e. through the extra-territorial acts or omissions. However, each of those judgments puts its emphasis on a different prerequisite for the aforementioned responsibility: while Al-Jedda is centre…
Ii. The Promotion of Investments in New Markets in Electronic Communications and the Role of National Regulatory Authorities After Commission v Germany
The judgment of 3 December 2009 in Commission v Germany touches upon the issue of improper implementation by a Member State (Germany) of the EU regulatory framework in the electronic communications sector. 1 In this sense, the judgment in question belongs to the relatively large group of rulings in which the European Court of Justice (ECJ) categorizes the legislative actions (or inactions) of Member States in the field of electronic communication…
Extra-Territorial Application of the European Convention on Human Rights after Al-Skeini and Al-Jedda
Both annotated judgments are concerned with some prerequisites for the responsibility of a Convention State (i.e., the United Kingdom) for the breach of Convention human rights through behaviours of that State carried out outside its national territory, i.e. through the extra-territorial acts or omissions. However, each of those judgments puts its emphasis on a different prerequisite for the aforementioned responsibility: while Al-Jedda is centre…
Vinter v. United Kingdom
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
Constitutional Values Underlying Gender Equality on the Boards of Companies
There is a large gap between the proportion of employed and well-educated women and those sitting on the boards of EU companies. However, the Commission's proposal for a Directive on improving the gender balance among non-executive directors of companies listed on stock exchanges does not constitute an appropriate legal solution for this problem. The Commission's reasoning underlying the draft Directive is so strongly pervaded by economic conside…
Reduction of Life Sentences Imposed by International Criminal Tribunals after the Galić Decision
In his recent Gali c ́ Decision, the President of the International Residual Mechanism for Criminal Tribunals (MICT) stated that persons convicted by the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY), International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR), or MICT to life imprisonment shall be considered eligible for early release upon having served ‘more than 30 years’ of their sentence. This decision shows that the President of th…
Kontrola koncesjonowanej działalności gospodarczej
Zwiększenie przestrzennego zasięgu wpływów robót górniczych obliguje organ koncesyjny do dokonania zmiany granic obszaru. Stanowi to samoistną zmianę ostatecznej decyzji administracyjnej, do której nie mają zastosowania znane kodeksowi postępowania administracyjnego tzw. nadzwyczajne tryby postępowania. Interes publiczny jest tą szczególną kategorią normatywną, której uwarunkowań należy szukać przede wszystkim w sferze zewnętrznej (czynniki polit…
Charakter i struktura prawna administracyjnych kar pieniężnych
Ustawodawca poprzez wprowadzenie groźby zastosowania przez upoważnione organy środków przymusu skłania adresatów norm do oczekiwanego przez siebie postępowania. Na poszczególnych jednostkach spoczywa obowiązek podejmowania konkretnych działań lub powstrzymywania się od innych. Autor artykułu charakteryzuje pojęcia obowiązku, sankcji i przymusu w prawie administracyjnym. Opisuje ewolucje charakteru prawnego kar orzekanych przez organy administracj…
Reglamentacja działalności gospodarczej w krajowych porządkach prawnych w świetle swobód traktatowych
In the various countries of the European Community, those exercising the Treaty-based economic freedoms (movement of goods, persons, services and capital) are confronted with rules that restrict the aforementioned freedoms. The author of this article seeks to answer the question of what the autonomy of the Member States currently looks like in terms of business rationing. The author discusses the principle of non-discrimination and proportionalit…
Between rigid respect for international law and judicial deference
Among the many territorial or ethnic conflicts and unresolved issues of contemporary international politics, the dispute over Western Sahara rarely garners media attention. However, in October 2024, this silence was interrupted by two judgments of the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) in Front Polisario I and Front Polisario II . The CJEU declared that two international agreements between the EU and Morocco were invalid because they u…
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