Durability of the Polish Supreme Court positions in criminal cases in the perspective of the influence of Soviet law on Polish Criminal Law (on the example of the Polish Penal Code of 1969)

The aim of the this article is to provide a synthetical study on the stability of the Supreme Court's jurisprudence in criminal cases. The discussed concept of stability is a circumstance in which the views of a certain period from the past are related to the contemporary criminal law regulations. Given an intention to sustain the analysis within a capacity appropriate for the standards of a scientific paper, the elaborations were limited to positions relatable to applicable legal order: particularly those existing within the present context of Polish criminal law via the influence of Soviet legislation.

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Journal of Law
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2025-09-25
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https://doi.org/10.60131/jlaw.1.2025.9527
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Polish Law and Legal System
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Durability of the Polish Supreme Court positions in criminal cases in the perspective of the influence of Soviet law on Polish Criminal Law (on the example of the Polish Penal Code of 1969)

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Durability of the Polish Supreme Court positions in criminal cases in the perspective of the influence of Soviet law on Polish Criminal Law (on the example of the Polish Penal Code of 1969)

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Abstract

The aim of the this article is to provide a synthetical study on the stability of the Supreme Court's jurisprudence in criminal cases. The discussed concept of stability is a circumstance in which the views of a certain period from the past are related to the contemporary criminal law regulations. Given an intention to sustain the analysis within a capacity appropriate for the standards of a scientific paper, the elaborations were limited to positions relatable to applicable legal order: particularly those existing within the present context of Polish criminal law via the influence of Soviet legislation.

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