Research results

1/ OPEN SCIENTIFIC SEMINARS

 


 

[Open Scientific Seminar 14.07.2022]

 

The topic of the Seminar:
Current legal regulations and research on AI in Poland and Hungary

 

AGENDA

18.00-18.05 – Agnieszka Gryszczyńska, Opening of the seminar

18.05-18.20 – Zbigniew Więckowski, AI Strategy for Poland

18.20-18.35 – Rafał Wielki, Artificial Intelligence Needs in Poland

18.35-18.50 – Emőd Veress, Debates and Private Law Research in Hungary related to AI

18.50-19.05 – Barnabas Hajas, Challenges to the codification of administrative procedure in the regulation of artificial intelligence

19.05-19.20 – István Ambrus, Attempts to codify the punishability of AI in Hungary

19.20-19.30 – Agnieszka Gryszczyńska, Status of research on the legal regulation on AI in Poland

19.30-19.35 – Agnieszka Gryszczyńska, Conclusion of the seminar

 

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[Open Scientific Seminar 25.07.22]

 

The topic of the Seminar:

Protection of the elderly in the criminal and criminological terms

 

AGENDA

18.00-18.05 – Wojciech Lis, Introduction to the subject of the seminar

18.05-18.30 – Erika Varadi-Csema, Presentation of the results of the conducted research and main problems of the analysed issue

18.30-18.50 – Discussion on the presented topic (brainstorming)

18.50-19.00 – Other issues

19.00-19.05 – Wojciech Lis, Closing of the seminar

 

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[Open Scientific Seminar 25.07.22]

 

The topic of the Seminar:

Preliminary questions regarding the topics of the research group The Reform of the Administrative Judiciary

 

AGENDA

Presenter and topic of the presentation

András Patyi – Reasons and arguments for an independent Hungarian administrative court system

Gábor Hulkó – Judicial activism of the CJEU

Kitti Pollák – The regulation of the Code of Administrative Litigation in Hungary: notions to be defined

Przemysław Ostojski – Standards of judicial review according to case law of the ECtHR

Agata Kosieradzka-Federczyk – Types of participants in administrative court proceedings.

 

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[Open Scientific Seminar 26.07.22]

 

The topic of the Seminar:

International regulations concerning AI

 

AGENDA

17.00-17.05 – Agnieszka Gryszczyńska, Opening of the seminar

17.05-17.20 – Zbigniew Więckowski, International regulations concerning AI – Council of Europe guidelines

17.20-17.35 – István Ambrus, International Examples of AI Regulation and Practice, particularly for the Criminal Law

17.35-17.50 – Emőd Veress, AI Regulations and Private Law – a Comparative Perspective

17.50-18.05 – Barnabas Hajas, Examples of the application of AI based technologies in public administration – an international comparison

18.05-18.20 – Agnieszka Gryszczyńska, Current state of work on the Regulation laying down harmonised rules on artificial intelligence in the EU and its impact on law enforcement and the administration of justice in Poland

18.20-18.35 – Rafał Wielki, Good Practices Related to the Implementation of AI Legal Regulations

18.35-18.40 – Agnieszka Gryszczyńska, Conclusion of the seminar

 

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[Open Scientific Seminar 31.07.22]

 

The topic of the Seminar:

Mediation – Conceptual Reflections and Foundation for Research

 

AGENDA

18.00-18.15 – B. Janusz-Pohl Introduction to mediation: methodological and theoretical aspects

18.15-18.30 – A. Rixer General questions of the mediation in administrative law in Hungary

18.30-18.45 – F. Santha Mediation – introductory remarks in the frame of Hungarian criminal law

18.45-19.00 – M. Kowalewska-Lukuc Mediation in Polish Criminal Proceedings de lege lata reflections

19.00-19.15 – M. Peno Making mediation and restorative justice work. Administrative instrumentalism vs. reflectivism for reforms

19.15-19.30 – K. Zombory, Preliminary remarks

19.30 – open discussion

 

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[Open Scientific Seminar 30.08.22]

 

The topic of the Seminar:

Legal Protection of Older People

 

AGENDA

18.00-18.10: Wojciech Lis: Opening of the seminar

18.10-18.25: Walczuk Konrad: Older people as a group subject to special protection in the perspective of Art. 31 sec. 3 of the Polish Constitution

18.25-18.40: Benyusz Márta: The rights of elderly persons: protection and gaps in public international law

18.40-18.55: Wopera Zsuzsa: Protection of elderly in the field of judicial cooperation in civil matters

18.55-19.10: Osuchowska Marta: Older people and their needs as a challenge for education and socio-cultural animation

19.10-19.25: Lis Wojciech: Access of elderly people to health care services financed from public funds

19.25-19.40: Varadi-Csema Erika: The criminal activity in old age with special regards to the criminological aspects and to the reactions of criminal justice

19.40-20.00: Discussion on the issues presented

20.00-20.10: Free motions

20.10-20.15: Wojciech Lis, Closing of the seminar

 

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[Open Scientific Seminar 29.08.22]

 

The topic of the Seminar:

Mediation – Legal Framework in Poland and Hungary and the Crucial Problems: Looking for Common Perspective

 

AGENDA

  1. Katarzyna Zombory – International Legal Framework Relevant to Court Proceedings and Mediation in International Child Abduction Cases
  2. Ádám Rixer – The Legal Background of Mediation within Administrative Court Proceedings
  3. Michal Peno – Restorative Justice  – Challenges of Instrumentalism
  4. Magdalena Kowalewska-Łukuć – Mediation in Polish Criminal Law  – Crucial Problems
  5. Ferenc Santa – The Place of Mediation and the Role of Victim in the Hungarian Legal Justice System
  6. Barbara Janusz-Pohl – Mediation and General Theory of Conflict Resolution (GTCR) from the Perspective of Victime-driven and Offender-driven Mediation – Polish Perspective

 

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[Open Scientific Seminar 29.08.22]

 

The topic of the Seminar:

Administrative justice: definitions, standards

 

AGENDA

  1. András Patyi – The postponement of the introduction of the independent Hungarian administrative court system – international criticismGábor Hulkó – Judicial activism vs. administrative judiciaryKitti Pollák – Novel rules in administrative court proceeding to accelerate the receiving of the final decisionsPrzemysław Ostojski – Standards of judicial review according to case law of the CJEUAgata Kosieradzka-Federczyk – Between legal interest and actio popularis – conditions of access to an administrative court

 

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2/ PUBLICATIONS

 

Edit Írisz Horváth 

Procedural Principles for Effective Legal Protection in Administrative Proceedings 

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