An attempt to assess claims of incomplete implementation of Polish environmental law based on the example of a prejudicial question of the District Court in Kościana (part I)
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https://doi.org/10.12775/PPOS.2013.017Keywords
EU Nature legislation, EU law, trade of protected species, implementation, legal gapAbstract
In the present law system, an effective protection of the nature elements in the EU members states is dependent, to a large degree, on the right implementation of EU Nature Legislation. It especially concerns the rationing of trade of protected species. The prejudicial question of the District Court in Kościana reveals gaps in polish law regulations relating to nature protection that indicates the necessity of its prompt alteration. The present law condition may put in danger some of the protected species and may cause the state to be responsible for violating some of statues of the EU law. In this context the author of the paper formulates specific conclusions de lege ferenda in regards to the law framework as well as poses thesis statements concerning the use of prejudicial question by the state courts.Downloads
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2014-03-03
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ŁAZOR, Marek. An attempt to assess claims of incomplete implementation of Polish environmental law based on the example of a prejudicial question of the District Court in Kościana (part I). Environmental Law Review. Online. 3 March 2014. No. 3, pp. 113-161. [Accessed 23 July 2024]. DOI 10.12775/PPOS.2013.017.
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International and European Environmental Law
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