Zákony 2026 - I.A

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Jana Žuľová - Milena Barinková 

Legal norms regulate everyday life. We learn about the rights and obligations that arise for us from these norms through language. It is therefore very important that they are created in such a way that all levels of society understand them, not only recipients with legal education.

The Labour Code is a norm of everyday use, and so far there is no publication that approximates or clarifies the understanding of the provisions of this law through the prism of its language. The main goal of the publication is to apply the acquired linguistic knowledge about the pitfalls of the comprehensibility of legal language for the general public to the Labour Code and thus enable its more adequate understanding. Our ambition is not a comprehensive interpretation of the provisions of the Labour Code, which give the impression of incomprehensibility for the average addressee.

We focused on selected problematic phenomena observed and identified during the solution of the VEGA grant project no. 1/0526/17 Linguistic and Sanctioning Mechanisms in the Creation and Operation of Labor Law Norms and strived for a conceptual approach to their examination enriched by empirical research.

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Novelizovaný správny súdny poriadok s aktualizovanými dôvodovými správami.

ÚSTAVA SLOVENSKEJ REPUBLIKY Č. 460/1992 ZB. V ZNENÍ ÚSTAVNÉHO ZÁKONA Č. 244/1998 Z. Z., ÚSTAVNÉHO ZÁKONA Č. 9/1999 Z. Z., ÚSTAVNÉHO ZÁKONA Č. 90/2001 Z. Z., ÚSTAVNÉHO ZÁKONA Č. 140/2004 Z. Z., ÚSTAVNÉHO ZÁKONA Č. 323/2004 Z. Z., ÚSTAVNÉHO ZÁKONA Č. 463/2005 Z. Z., ÚSTAVNÉHO ZÁKONA Č. 92/2006 Z. Z., ÚSTAVNÉHO ZÁKONA Č. 210/2006 Z. Z., ÚSTAVNÉHO ZÁKONA Č. 100/2010 Z. Z., ÚSTAVNÉHO ZÁKONA Č. 356/2011 Z. Z., ÚSTAVNÉHO ZÁKONA Č. 232/2012 Z. Z., ÚSTAVNÉHO ZÁKONA Č. 161/2014 Z. Z., ÚSTAVNÉHO ZÁKONA Č. 306/2014 Z. Z., ÚSTAVNÉHO ZÁKONA Č. 427/2015 Z. Z., ÚSTAVNÉHO ZÁKONA Č. 44/2017 Z. Z., ÚSTAVNÉHO ZÁKONA Č. 71/2017 Z. Z., ÚSTAVNÉHO ZÁKONA Č. 137/2017 Z. Z., NÁLEZU ÚSTAVNÉHO SÚDU SLOVENSKEJ REPUBLIKY Č. 40/2019 Z. Z., ÚSTAVNÉHO ZÁKONA Č. 99/2019 Z. Z., ÚSTAVNÉHO ZÁKONA Č. 422/2020 Z. Z., ÚSTAVNÉHO ZÁKONA Č. 378/2022 Z. Z., ÚSTAVNÉHO ZÁKONA Č. 24/2023 Z. Z. A ÚSTAVNÉHO ZÁKONA Č. 241/2023 Z. Z. 

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Dominika Becková - Adam Giertl (eds.)

Collection of Papers of PhD. students and young researchers

Institute of International Law and European Law offered a place to PhD. students and young researchers to publish scientific outputs of their research. Submited collection of scientific contributions is the result of that initiative. Papers deal with the implementation of international law and law of the EU into the domestic legal system.

Thematically is the collection of contributions divided into several parts, that are dedicated to contributions dealing with the issues of legal theory and international and european law.

Contributions are addressing issues of human rights protection, they aim to the roles of international and supranational judiciary, environment, criminal and public law. Collection of contributions includes also chosen problems of private law and it also dedicates space for contributions focused on foreign investments.

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Ján Klučka(ed.)

Collection of Papers from the International Scientific Conference Held on May 29–30, 2014 at the Faculty of Law, Pavol Jozef Šafárik University in Košice.

In the first half of this year, a scientific conference entitled “10 Years in the EU: Relations, Questions, Issues” was held in Košice, and the contributions from this event constitute the content of the present collection bearing the same name.

The aim of the organizers—namely, the Slovak Association of European Law, the Representation of the European Commission in the Slovak Republic, and the Institute of European Law together with the Department of International Law of the Faculty of Law at Pavol Jozef Šafárik University—was not only (even if loosely) to follow up on the previous 2009 conference “Community Law in Slovakia – Five Years ‘After’”, but, after another five years, to continue its main objective: to provide participants from both the academic and non-academic community with a space for further analysis and exchange of views on legal issues related to the membership of the Slovak Republic in the European Union and various current issues of the Union’s legal order.

From this perspective, a shift in the overall focus of the conference contributions in 2009 and 2014 can be observed. While the contributions from the first conference focused primarily on various aspects of the application of Union law in the Slovak legal system and related application problems, especially before courts and other authorities, the basic orientation of the contributions from the second conference is already different. The present collection also confirms that the contributions focus primarily on current issues of the European legal order and on certain aspects of the Union’s external policy, while the relationship of Union law to the Slovak legal system is no longer given primary attention.

Several contributions focus on areas characterized by a certain overlap or “cohabitation” of Union law with public international law, private international law, or, more broadly, international relations.

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