Active participation in certified courses offered by the university or other parts of the university according to the current offer, as well as the fulfillment of specific conditions set by the relevant course.
By participating in a certified course, the doctoral student acquires additional information and knowledge from areas directly or indirectly related to the doctoral student's research focus, in order to strengthen the interdisciplinarity of his research. This will have the potential to engage in interdisciplinary research, in which it will be necessary to address partial issues related to the focus of the doctoral student within the broader research objectives.
Active participation in certified courses offered by the university or other parts of the university according to the current offer, as well as the fulfillment of specific conditions set by the relevant course.
By participating in a certified course, the doctoral student acquires additional information and knowledge from areas directly or indirectly related to the doctoral student's research focus, in order to strengthen the interdisciplinarity of his research. This will have the potential to engage in interdisciplinary research, in which it will be necessary to address partial issues related to the focus of the doctoral student within the broader research objectives.
Completion of a foreign research or study stay in the range of min. 2 months
By completing a study stay, the doctoral student demonstrates the ability to reflect on research problems and work critically with resources at expert level and in an interdisciplinary context, being able to generate new knowledge. He is able to actively communicate at the expert level in more than one language. He acts as a responsible independent scientist, working independently and in a group in order to push the boundaries of knowledge and transfer them to other areas of research, into practice and towards the general public. Can competently argue and explain his / her ideas.
Completion of a foreign research or study stay in the range of min. 2 months
By completing a study stay, the doctoral student demonstrates the ability to reflect on research
problems and work critically with resources at expert level and in an interdisciplinary context,
being able to generate new knowledge. He is able to actively communicate at the expert level
in more than one language. He acts as a responsible independent scientist, working independently and in a group in order to push the boundaries of knowledge and transfer them to other areas of research, into practice and towards the general public. Can competently argue and explain his / her ideas.
BIRNIE, W.P., BOYLE, A.E. International Law nad the Environment. Oxford: Clarendon Press, Oxford, 1994. 562s. ISBN 0-19-876321-2.
BIRNIE, P.W., BOYLE, A.E. Basic Documents on International Law and the Environment. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1995. 688s. ISBN 0-19-876321-2.
DAMOHORSKÝ, M., ŠTURMA, P., ONDŘEJ, J.. ZÁSTĚROVÁ, J., SMOLEK, M., SOBOTKA, M., STEJSKAL,V., ŽÁKOVSKÁ,K. Mezinárodní právo životního prostředí, II. část (zvláštní). Beroun: IFEC - Eva Rozkotová, 2008. s. 318s. ISBN 978-80-903409-8-9.
GURUSWAMY, L.D., ZEBROWSKI LEACH, M. International Environmental Law. 5th Edition. St. Paul: West Academic Publishing, 2017. s.120-121. ISBN 978-1-68328-096-5.
JANKUV,J. Mechanizmy ochrany ľudských environmentálnych práv v medzinárodnom práve verejnom, v práve Európskej únie a v právnom poriadku Slovenskej republiky. Praha: Leges, 2018. 200s. ISBN 978-80-7502-309-4.
JANKUV,J. Environmentalizácia medzinárodného práva verejného a jej vplyv na právo Európskej únie a právny poriadok Slovenskej republiky. Praha: Leges, 2021 (publikácia pripravovaná do tlače).
LOUKA,E. International Environmental law. Fairness, Effectiveness, and World Order. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2006. 518s. ISBN 978-0-521-68759-1.
SANDS,P., PEEL,J., FABRA,A.,MACKENZIE,R. Principles of International Environmental Law. Third edition. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2012. 926s. ISBN 978-0-521-14093-5.
ŠTURMA, P., DAMOHORSKÝ, M., ONDŘEJ,J., ZÁSTĚROVÁ,J., SMOLEK,M. Mezinárodní právo životního prostředí, I. část (obecná). Beroun: IFEC – Eva Rozkotová, 2004. 193s. ISBN 80-903409-2-X.
Preparation of an assignment on a topic specified by the teacher
Slovak
Profile course, Course method: full time form – present, half-time form - distance
1. Causes of the emergence and definition of international environmental law, place of international environmental law in the system of public international law
2. Historical development of international environmental law, periodization, key moments of development
3. The system of international environmental law, its current form and relevance
4. Control mechanisms and dispute settlement in the field of international environmental law
By passing the course, PhD students acquire in-depth knowledge of selected most dynamically developing areas of international environmental law.
I. Textbooks:
OROSZ, L.: Teória ústavy a ústavné systémy vybraných demokratických štátov. Košice: Šafárok Press, 2020;
KROŠLÁK, D. a kol.: Ústavné právo. Bratislava: Wolters Kluwer, 2016;
GIBA, M. a kol.: Ústavne právo. Bratislava: Wolters Kluwer, 2019;
DRGONEC, J.: Ústavné právo procesné. Bratislava: C.H. Beck, 2017;
DRGONEC, J.: Ústavné právo hmotné. Bratislava. C.H. Beck, 2018;
CIBULKA, Ľ. A kol.: Štátoveda. Bratislava: Wolters Kluwer, 2017;
OROSZ, L. – SVÁK, J. – BALOG, B.: Základy teórie konštitucionalizmu. Bratislava: EUROKÓDEX, 2011.
II. Commentaries on the Constitution:
ČIČ, M. a kol.: Komentár k Ústave Slovenskej republiky. Žilina: EUROKÓDEX, 2012;
DRGONEC, J.: Ústava Slovenskej republiky. Teória a prax. 2. vydanie. Bratislava: C.H.BECK, 2019;
OROSZ, L. – SVÁK, J. a kol.: Ústava Slovenskej republiky. Komentár. I. zväzok. Bratislava: Wolters Kluwer, 2021 (v tlači).
III. Monographies:
BARAK, A,: Sudca v demokracii. Bratislava: Kalligram, 2016;
BALOG, B.: Materiálne jadro Ústavy Slovenskej republiky. EUROKÓDEX Žilina, 2014;
BREICHOVÁ LAPČÁKOVÁ: Ústava a ústavné zákony. Bratislava: Kalligram, 2013;
BREICHOVÁ LAPČÁKOVÁ: Nezrušiteľné ústavné princípy vo viacúrovňovom právnom systéme. Košice: Šafárik Press, 2020;
KÁČER, M. – NEUMANN, J.: Materiálne jadro v slovenskom ústavnom systéme. Doktrinálny disent proti zrušeniu sudcovských previerok. Praha: Leges, 2019;
PROCHÁZKA, R.: Ľud a sudcovia v konštitučnej demokracii. Plzeň: Aleš Čeněk, s.r.o. 2011;
ĽALÍK, T.: Ústavný súd a parlament v konštitučnej demokracii. Bratislava: Wolters Kluwer, 2015;
OROSZ, L. – MOLEK, P. – SVÁK, J. – ŠIMÍČEK, V.: Volebné právo a súdny prieskum volieb v Českej republike a Slovenskej republike. Bratislava: C.H. Beck, 2016;
DOMIN, M. Volebné právo a volebné systémy. Bratislava: Wolters Kluwer, 2017;
GIBA, M.: Súdna kontrola ústavnosti vo Francúzsku. Bratislava: Wolter Kluwer, 2017;
PROCHÁZKA, R.: Rozhádzaná republika. 25. rokov ústavného neporiadku. Bratislava: N Press, 2018;
PROCHÁZKA, R.: Kráľ otec. Od Kováča po Kisku, alebo načo nám je prezident. Bratislava N Press, 2019.
active participation in consultations,
- preparing documents used for discussions held during consultations,
- self-study according to the teacher's instructions
Slovak
Profile course, Course method: full time form – present, half-time form - distance
1. Global factors influencing the development of constitutional law in the European area;
2.The status and functions of the constitution of a democratic state governed by the rule of law in a pluralistic legal system;
3. Failure of traditional democratic mechanisms (crisis of the democratic state) and new mechanisms for the exercise of the separation of powers (strengthening of the judiciary, new
elements in the system of control over the exercise of public power, direct election of the head of state, etc.).
4. Populism and extremism and their impact on the constitution of a democratic state and the rule of law therein;
5. The constitution and the exercise of public authority in states of emergency and other special legal regimes
6. Factors affecting the constitutional regulation of human rights and their interpretation and application;
7. The material core of the constitution and its protection;
8. The constitution and other constitutional regulations of the Slovak Republic (problems of interpretation and application, legislative perspectives);
9. Analysis of selected decisions of the Constitutional Court of the Slovak Republic;
10. Analysis of selected decisions of the ECtHR.
It is expected that by passing this course, the student will acquire the latest knowledge on current issues and global development tendencies of constitutional law in the European area with a special focus on the Slovak Republic and will be able to actively present them in a constructive discussion during the consultations and creatively use them within PhD studies and in his/her further professional career.
Mazák, J. - Jánošíková, M. a kol.: Charta základných práv Európskej únie v konaniach pred orgánmi súdnej ochrany v Slovenskej republike. Košice, Univerzita Pavla Jozefa Šafárika v Košiciach, 2016
Tinière, R. – Vial, C.: Les dix ans de la Charte des droits fondamentaux de l'Union européenne. Bruxelles, Bruylant 2020
Picod, F. - Rizcallah, C. - Van Drooghenbroeck, S.: Charte des droits fondamentaux de l'Union européenne. Bruxelles, Bruylant 2020
The PhD student is obliged to enrol in the e-course established for this subject on the e-learning portal lms.upjs.sk. Four discussion topics (questions) following the topics of the seminars will be published in the course, and the PhD student must participate in at least three discussions in order to pass the course.
Slovak
Profile course, Course method: full time form – present, half-time form - distance
1. Historical background to the protection of fundamental rights in the European Union
2. The EU Court of Justice and the protection of fundamental rights in the European Union
3. The Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union and the Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms
4. Respecting fundamental rights as one of the values of the European Union and the judicialisation of the process of compliance with these values by the Member States.
By completing this course, the doctoral student should understand the dynamics of the evolution of the European Union from an economically oriented international organisation to an entity that manifests an intention to respect fundamental rights and which, in this respect, also influences the States that form its constitutive element.
I. Textbooks and monographies:
BARANÍK, K. Ústava na hviezdnom nebi. Vzťah Ústavy Slovenskej republiky k medzinárodnému právu. Praha: Leges, 2020.
BLAHOŽ, J. – BALAŠ, V. – KLÍMA, K. Srovnávací ústavní právo. Praha: Wolters Kluwer, 2011.
BREICHOVÁ LAPČÁKOVÁ, M. Nezrušiteľné ústavné princípy vo viacúrovňovom právnom systéme. Košice: Šafárik Press, 2020.
GERLOCH, A.; ŽÁK KRZYŽANKOVÁ, K. (eds). Právo v měnícím se svéte. Plzeň: Aleš Čeněk, 2020.
KYSELA, J. Dělba moci v kontextu věčného hledání dobré vlády. Praha: Leges, 2019.
OROSZ, L. Teória ústavy a ústavné systémy vybraných demokratických štátov. Košice: Šafárik Press, 2020.
OROSZ, L. – SVÁK, J. – BALOG, B. Základy teórie konštitucionalizmu. Bratislava: EUROKÓDEX, 2011.
TRYZNA, J. Dělba moci a její proměny. Praha: Auditorium, 2019.
ZÁMEČNÍKOVÁ, M. Vady zákonodárného procesu a zákonú v České republice, Německu a Rakousku. Praha: Leges, 2018.
II. Commentaries on the Constitution of the SR:
ČIČ, M. a kol. Komentár k Ústave Slovenskej republiky. Žilina: EUROKÓDEX, 2012.
DRGONEC, J. Ústava Slovenskej republiky. Teória a prax. 2. vydanie. Bratislava: C.H.BECK, 2019.
OROSZ, L. – SVÁK, J. a kol. Ústava Slovenskej republiky. Komentár. I. zväzok. Bratislava: Wolters Kluwer, 2021 (v tlači).
- active participation in consultations,
- preparing documents used for discussions held during consultations,
- self-study according to the teacher's instructions
Slovak
Profile course, Course method: full time form – present, half-time form - distance
1. Parliamentary form of government - its current position and application;
2. Presidential form of government - its current position and application;
3. Factors influencing the modifications of the separation of powers;
4. Law in a changing world - the modern form of government;
5. Separation of powers in relation to forms of government;
6. Separation of powers in an extraordinary situation, state of emergency, and other special legal regimes;
7. Mechanisms of the form of government in the European Union area;
8. Form of government in selected countries of the European Union and in the USA;
9. Analysis of selected decisions of the Constitutional Court of the Slovak Republic;
10. Analysis of selected decisions of the ECtHR.
The prerequisite for passing the course is the acquisition of the latest knowledge concerning the application of the main forms of government in selected countries of the European Union and the USA, as well as the form of government in the Slovak Republic with an emphasis on the separation of powers and its modifications in the individual forms of government. At the same time, the student is assumed to acquire the ability to analyse individual problems of the studied matter, to engage in an intensive discussion and to create own scientific position on the given topic within the PhD studies
I. Textbooks and monographies:
BARTOŇ, M.; KRATOCHVÍL, J.; KOPA, M.; TOMOSZEK, M.; JIRÁSEK, J.; SVAČEK, O. Základní práva. Praha : Leges, 2016.
GAJDOŠOVÁ, M. Judikatúra vo veciach práva slobodne sa združovať.. Bratislava : Wolters Kluwer, 2016.
GAJDOŠOVÁ, M. Združenia a právo slobodne sa združovať. 2. vydanie Bratislava : C. H. Beck, 2019.
MOLEK, P. Politická práva. Praha : Wolters Kluwer, 2014, s. 29.
OROSZ, L. a kol.: Volebné právo. Košice : UPJŠ, 2015.
OROSZ, L., MOLEK, P., SVÁK, J., ŠIMÍČEK, V.: Volebné právo a súdny prieskum volieb v Českej republike a v Slovenskej republike, Bratislava : C. H. Beck, s.r.o., 2016.
SVÁK, J. a kol. Rozsudky Veľkej komory Európskeho súdu pre ľudské práva (kompletné vydanie). Bratislava : Euro Kódex, 2006.
SVÁK, J. Ochrana ľudských práv (z pohľadu judikatúry a doktríny štrasburských orgánov ochrany práv). II. rozšírené vydanie. Žilina: Poradca podnikateľa 2006.
SVÁK, J. Ochrana ľudských práv (v troch zväzkoch). Bratislava : Eurokódex, 2011.
SVÁK, J. - GRÜNWALD, T. Nadnárodné systémy ochrany ľudských práv. I. zväzok Štruktúra systémov a ochrana politických práv. Bratislava : Wolters Kluwer, 2019.
SYLLOVÁ, J., PÍTROVÁ, L., PALDUSOVÁ, H. Lisabonská smlouva. Komentář. 1. vydání, Praha : C.H.Beck, 2010.
WAGNEROVÁ, E., ŠIMÍČEK, V., LANGÁŠEK, T., POSPÍŠIL, I. a kol. Listina základních práv a svobod. Komentář. Praha : Wolters Kluwer , 2012.
II. Commentaries on the Constitution of the SR:
ČIČ, M. a kol. Komentár k Ústave Slovenskej republiky. Žilina: EUROKÓDEX, 2012.
DRGONEC, J. Ústava Slovenskej republiky. Teória a prax. 2. vydanie. Bratislava: C.H.BECK, 2019.
OROSZ, L. – SVÁK, J. a kol. Ústava Slovenskej republiky. Komentár. I. zväzok. Bratislava: Wolters Kluwer, 2021 (v tlači).
- active participation in consultations,
- preparing documents used for discussions held during consultations,
- self-study according to the teacher's instructions
Slovak
Profile course, Course method: full time form – present, half-time form - distance
1. Human rights in general - their current position and application in the Slovak Republic;
2. Political rights - their position, meaning, and application in the 21st century;
3. Economic, social, and cultural rights - their position, meaning and application in the 21st century.
4. Rights of the new generation;
5. National mechanisms for the protection of human rights in the Slovak Republic;
6. The position of the Public Defender of Rights in the protection of human rights in the Slovak Republic;
7. The position of the Constitutional Court of the Slovak Republic in the protection of human rights;
8. Human rights in an extraordinary situation and other special legal regimes;
9. Human rights and their protection in a state of emergency under COVID 19;
10. Analysis of selected decisions of the Constitutional Court of the SR and the ECtHR.
The prerequisite for passing the course is the acquisition of the latest knowledge concerning the catalogue and application of human rights in the Slovak Republic with an emphasis on their national protection. At the same time, it is assumed that the student acquires the ability to analyse individual problems of the studied matter, to engage in an intensive discussion and to create own scientific position on the given topic within the PhD studies.
JANKUV, J. Medzinárodné a európske mechanizmy ochrany ľudských práv. Bratislava: Iura Edition, 2006. 358s. ISBN 80-8078-096-X.
JANKUV, J. Medzinárodné právo ľudských práv. Košice: UPJŠ - Právnická fakulta v Košiciach, 2003. 123 s. ISBN 80-7097-535-0.
JANKUV, J. Medzinárodnoprávna ochrana práv príslušníkov menšín. Plzeň: Aleš Čeněk, 2009. 316 s. ISBN 978-80-7380-210-3.
STRÁŽNICKÁ,V. a kol. Medzinárodná a európska ochrana ľudských práv. Bratislava: Eurokódex, 2013. 551s. ISBN 978-80-89447-95-4.
ŠTURMA, P. Mezinárodní a evropské kontrolní mechanismy v oblasti lidských práv. Praha: C.H.Beck, 2010. 170s. ISBN 978-80-7400-318-9.
Preparation of an assignment
Slovak
Profile course, Course method: full time form – present, half-time form - distance
1. Historical development of international human rights law
2. Mechanisms for the protection of human rights within the United Nations
3. European regional international legal mechanisms for the protection of human rights within the framework of the Council of Europe and the Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe
4. Non-European regional international legal mechanisms for the protection of human rights within the framework of the Commonwealth of Independent States, the Organisation of American States, the African Union and the League of Arab States
By passing the course, PhD students acquire in-depth knowledge of selected most dynamically developing areas of international human rights law.
Klučka, J.: Medzinárodné právo verejné. Bratislava, Wolters Kluwer 2017
Mazák, J. - Jánošíková, M.: Základy práva EÚ. Bratislava, IURA EDITION 2009
Malenovský, J.: Poměr mezinárodního a vnitrostátniho práva. Brno, Doplněk 2000
Bergé, J. - S.: L´application du droit national, international et européen. Paris, Dalloz 2013
Bobek, M. – Masson, A. – Dero-Bugny, D.: Évolution des rapports entre les ordres juridiques de l'Union européenne, international et nationaux. Bruxelles, Bruylant 2020
The PhD student is obliged to enrol in the e-course established for this subject on the e-learning portal lms.upjs.sk. Four discussion topics (questions) following the topics of the seminars will be published in the course, and the PhD student must participate in a relevant manner in at least three discussions in order to pass the course.
Slovak
Profile course, Course method: full time form – present, half-time form - distance
1. Monism and dualism in the relationship between national law on the one hand and international and European Union law on the other
2. International treaties in the Constitution of the Slovak Republic
3. Primary law of the European Union in the Constitution of the Slovak Republic
4. Secondary law of the European Union in the Constitution of the Slovak Republic
The learning outcomes will manifest themselves on two levels. The first is theoretical, as the theoretical knowledge of the PhD student will be deepened by the issue of the relationship of national law to international treaties and the law of the European Union, mainly focusing on the legal situation in the Slovak Republic. The second level is practical, as the PhD student will learn how to apply particular theoretical concepts by analysing related decisions of the Constitutional Court of the Slovak Republic and the Court of Justice of the European Union.
1. Klučka, J.: Miesto a význam regionálnych súdnych orgánov v kontexte súčasného regionalizmu. Košice, Univerzita Pavla Jozefa Šafárika v Košiciach, 2018
2. Fioramonti, L.: Regionalism in a changing world: comparative perspectives in the new global
order. London: Routledge, 2013.
3. Lombaerde de, P., Soderbaum, F.: Regionalism, I. -IV. Los Angeles: SAGE, 2013.
4. Beeson, M., Stubbs, R.: Routledge handbook of Asian regionalism. London: Routledge, 2012.
5. Baldwin, R. E., Low, P.: Multilateralizing regionalism. Cambridge: Cambridge University
Press, 2009.
6. Fawn, P.: Globalising the regional, regionalising the global. Cambridge: Cambridge University
Press, 2009.
7. Acharya, A.: Crafting cooperation: regional international institutions in comparative
perspective. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2007.
8. Soderbaum, F., Sha, T. M.: Theories of new regionalism: a Palgrave reader. Houndmills:
Palgrave, 2003.Strana: 71
9. Hettne, B., Inotai, A., Sunkel, O.: The new regionalism and the future of security and
development. Basingstoke: Palgrave MacMillan, 2000.
Preparation of an assignment on a topic specified by the teacher.
Slovak
Profile course, Course method: full time form – present, half-time form - distance
1. Regionalism and international law. Forms of regionalism.
2. Areas of international law most affected by regionalism.
3. The contribution of regionalism to the development of the institutes of international law.
4. Specific features of regionalism from the perspective of international law.
The course aims to deepen PhD students' knowledge of the relationship between regionalism and international law, in particular the specialization of knowledge of regional regulation in selected areas of international law, as well as the comparison of regional and universal international legal regulation of selected institutes.
Mazák, J. - Jánošíková, M.: Základy práva EÚ. Bratislava, IURA EDITION 2009
Mazák, J. – Jánošíková, M.: Lisabonská zmluva. Ústavný systém a súdna ochrana. Bratislava, IURA EDITION 2011
Lenaerts, K. - Gutierrez-Fons, J. A.: Les méthodes d'interprétation de la Cour de justice de l'Union européenne. Bruxelles, Bruylant 2020
The PhD student is obliged to enrol in the e-course established for this subject on the e-learning portal lms.upjs.sk. Four discussion topics (questions) following the topics of the seminars will be published in the course, and the PhD student must participate in a relevant manner in at least three discussions in order to pass the course.
Slovak
Profile course, Course method: full time form – present, half-time form - distance
1. The Court of Justice of the European Union as the maker of the contours of European Union law
2. Historical case law of the CJEU influencing the nature of European Union law
3. Current case law of the CJEU influencing the nature of European Union law
4. The Court of Justice of the European Union and its impact on future European Union law
By passing the course, the PhD student will not find clear answers to the questions of the influence of the Court of Justice of the EU on the law of the European Union. The aim of the course is to support and develop the PhD student's ability to discuss these issues and to form his or her own opinion, which he or she will be able to support with arguments.
1.GUTBROD, M., Digital transformation in economy and law. In: Digital Law Journal, vol. 1, no.1 (2020), https://www.digitallawjournal.org/jour/article/view/4
Active participation in consultations, written elaboration of an assignment on a specified topic and its presentation
Slovak
Course method: full time form – present, half-time form - distance
Brief outline of the course:
1.Artificial intelligence - overlaps into the sphere of commercial law
2.Digitalization in business - digital tools, electronic business, e-government
3.Information and communication technologies - international, European, and domestic legislation
4.Innovations and new phenomena in business (new business models, etc.)
By passing this course, PhD students deepen the knowledge of in the field of digitalization and innovation in business. They acquire knowledge concerning the current state of the issue, its impact on national doctrine and legal order, focusing on selected topics.
1. SÁBO, J.: Hodnotenie dôkazov v daňovom práve, ŠafárikPress, Košice, 2020.
2. SÁBO,J.: The Reasoning about Evidence in Tax Matters.
In: Optimization of organization and legal solutions concerning public revenues and expenditures in public interest : conference proceedings : chapter 3 : Protection of Public Interest in Tax Law, Bialystok : Tenida 2, 2018.
3. SÁBO, J.: Nachádzanie dôkazov, správa daní a daňové úniky.
In: I. slovensko-české dni daňového práva : daňové úniky a vyhýbanie sa daňovým povinnostiam : recenzovaný zborník vedeckých prác : 24.-25.10.2017, Košice, Košice: Univerzita Pavla Jozefa Šafárika v Košiciach, 2017.
Active participation in consultations, written elaboration of an assignment on a specified topic and its presentation.
Slovak
Course method: full time form – present, half-time form - distance
Brief outline of the course:
1. The concept of truth in tax law
2. Overcoming the limits of knowledge in tax law
3. Conceptual definition of the consideration of evidence
4. Sequence in the consideration of evidence
5. Consideration of individual evidence and consideration on the weight of evidence
6. Consideration of evidence in tax law in the light of the case law of the Court of Justice of the European Union
7. Approaches based on the visual organisation of knowledge
8. Argumentative approaches to the consideration of evidence
9. Probabilistic approaches to considering evidence
Passed
1. Pelikánová, I. : Úvod do srovnávacího práva práva obchodního, C.H. Beck, Praha, 2000, 261 s.
Active participation in consultations, written elaboration of an assignment on a specified topic and its presentation.
Slovak
Course method: full time form – present, half-time form - distance
1. Trader - businessman, trades - business, enterprise - plant
2. Business firm - business name, business company - partner, share - business
share
3. Share capital - share capital, contribution to the company - prohibition of return of deposit
4. Profit of a business company - profit share - profit sharing. Loss of a business company -
coverage of loss - reserve fund
Passed
1. ČENTÉŠ, J. a kol.: Vojnové trestné činy a ich trestanie v súčasnosti. Bratislava: Právnická fakulta UK, 2014, 150 s., ISBN 9788071603764
2. FENYK, J. – KLOUČKOVÁ, S.: Mezinárodní justiční spolupráce v trestních věcech, 2.vyd. Praha: Linde, 2005, 1019 s., ISBN 9788072015276
3. FENYK, J. – SVÁK, J.: Europeizace trestního práva. Bratislava: Eurokódex, 2008, 233 s., ISBN 978-80-8893-188-1
4. JANKUV, J., LANTAJOVÁ, D. et al.: Medzinárodné právo verejné. Prvá časť. Plzeň: Aleš Čeněk, 2015, ISBN 978-80-7380-559-3
5. JANKUV, J., LANTAJOVÁ, D. et al.: Medzinárodné právo verejné. Druhá časť. Plzeň: Aleš Čeněk, 2016, 464 s., ISBN 978-80-7380-597-5
6. KLIMEK, L.: Judikatúra Súdneho dvora EÚ vo veciach trestných. Bratislava: Wolters Kluwer, 2018, ISBN: 978-80-8168-776-1
7. KLUČKA, J.: Medzinárodné právo verejné (všeobecná a osobitná časť), 2. vydanie. Bratislava: IURA EDITION, 2011, 726 s., ISBN 978-80-8078-414-0
8. KLUČKA, J.: Medzinárodné právo verejné (všeobecná a osobitná časť), 3. vydanie, Bratislava: Wolters Kluwer, 2017, 524 s., ISBN 978-80-8168-743-3
9. MENCEROVÁ, I. a kol.: Trestné právo hmotné. Všeobecná časť. Šamorín : Heuréka, 2015, s. 501, ISBN 978-80-8175-011-5
10. POLÁK, P.: Rámcová rozhodnutí a zásada vzájemného uznávání rozhodnutí v trestních věcech. Praha: LexisNexis, 2007, 94 s., ISBN 9788086920153
11. SVAČEK, O.: Mezinárodní trestní soud (2005-2017). Praha: C.H.Beck CZ, 2018, 292 s., ISBN 9788074006838
12. ŠIRICOVÁ, Ľ. (ed.): Medzinárodné trestné súdnictvo. Zborník príspevkov zo študentského sympózia konaného dňa 16. apríla 2010 na Právnickej fakulte UPJŠ v Košiciach. Košice: Univerzita Pavla Jozefa Šafárika v Košiciach, 2010, ISBN : 978-80-7097-809-2
13. ŠTURMA, P.: Mezinárodní trestní soud a stíhání zločinů podle mezinárodního práva. Praha: Karolinum, 2002, 311 s., ISBN 9788024603056
14. VÁLEK, P.: Klíčová rozhodnutí mezinárodních trestních tribunálů ve světle mezinárodního práva. Praha: C.H.Beck, 2009, 221 s., ISBN 9788074001512
15. VLASTNÍK, J.: Institucionální rámec spolupráce v trestních věcech v EU. Praha: Karlova Univerzita, 2008, 284 s. ISBN 9788087146040
16. VRŠANSKÝ, P. - VALUCH, J. kol.: Medzinárodné právo verejné – všeobecná časť. Bratislava: Wolters Kluwer, 2015, 408 s., ISBN 978-80-8168-316-9
17. Zborník: Problémy implementace Statusu Mezinárodního trestního soudu do právního řádu. Praha: C.H.Beck, 2004, 97 s., ISBN 9788071799115
Activity during seminars (consultations) demonstrating knowledge acquired by self-study of recommended literature. Verification and demonstration of the achieved knowledge by presenting an assigned topic of international criminal law in the final colloquium.
Slovak
Course method: full time form – present, half-time form - distance
1. Internationalisation of criminal law, principles of international criminal law, its development, meaning and relationship to domestic law
2. International criminal justice - origin, structure, jurisdiction and adjudication
3. Ad hoc international criminal tribunals
By passing this course, the PhD student shall acquire knowledge on the issues of international criminal law, its historical development, significance and principles, as well as on the issues of international criminal justice and ad hoc international criminal tribunals. The course builds on the foundations acquired in the Bachelor and Master programmes in Criminal Law and Public International Law, while deepening the knowledge of crimes under international law, the principles of international criminal law, the jurisdiction and adjudication of the International Criminal Court, and the relationship between international and domestic justice. As a result, the doctoral student will be able to orient himself/herself in the above-mentioned issues, as well as to respond to legal and other related questions or problems in the field.
VOJČÍK, P. - MIŠČÍKOVÁ, R. – BOTÍK: Mediálne právo. Trnava: Univerzita Sv. Cyrila a
Metoda 2004 DRGONEC, J.: Tlačové právo na Slovensku. Bratislava: Archa 1995
KERECMAN, P.: Novinári a sloboda tlače v rozhodnutiach Európskeho súdu pre ľudské práva.
Bratislava: Informačná kancelária RE v Bratislave 2003
KERECMAN, P.: Sloboda prejavu v médiách a ochrana pred jej zneužitím. Bratislava: Slovenský syndikát novinárov 2009
VOZÁR,J-VALKO,E-LAPŠANSKÝ,L: Tlačový zákon. Komentár. Praha, C.H.BECK, 2009
A prerequisite for passing the course is the preparation and presentation of a seminar paper on a topic agreed with the teacher. The choice of the topic may reflect the content of the dissertation.
Slovak
Course method: full time form – present, half-time form - distance
1. General personality law; subjects, object, limitations of rights. Theoretical background of private law protection of personality rights, legal regulation, definition of terms, basic characteristics. Protection of the personality of a natural person (absolute and relative persons of public interest).
2. The right to life and health. The right to honour and dignity. Right to privacy. The right to a name. Right to one’s own image and manifestations of a personal nature. Protection of personality in the context of freedom of expression, the right to information and the protection of personal data.
3. Violation of the right to protection of personality; liability. Legal means of personality protection. Post-mortem protection of personality.
4. Liability for damages and immaterial harm. Compensation for immaterial damage and decision-making activity of general courts, the Constitutional Court of the Slovak Republic, the ECHR. Determination of the amount of immaterial damage and enforceability of the right in matters of personality protection. Compensation for immaterial damage and electronic communications.
The course focuses on the analysis and comparison of the protection of personality rights at national, European, and international level. In addition to the basic legislative framework, students are confronted with key case law in this area. The essence of the course is the discussion on current theoretical and practical, substantive and procedural issues relating to, for example, the compensation of immaterial damage to a surviving relative or in the case of interference with personality rights in medical procedures, etc. It also focuses on the current problems of enforceability of claims for immaterial damage.
VOJČÍK, P. et. al. Právo duševného vlastníctva. 2.upravené vydanie. Plzeň: Aleš Čeněk, 2014.
BAČÁROVÁ, R.: Zmluvné záväzky v autorskom práve. Bratislava: C. H. Beck, 2018.
ČERMÁK, JR. PELIKÁNOVÁ, R.: Právní aspekty doménových jmen. Praha: Linde, a.s., 2000. DOBŘICHOVSKÝ, T. Moderní trendy práv k duševnímu vlastnictví v kontextu evropského práva, dohody TRIPS a činnosti WTO. Praha: Linde, 2004.
GREGUŠOVÁ, D. a kol. Právo informačných a komunikačných technológií. Bratislava, STU, 2005.
Bűllesbach, A. – POULET, Y. – PRINS, C.: Concise European IT Law, Kluwer Law International, 2006.
POLČÁK, R., KOŠČÍK, M. a kol. European ICT Law. Texts, Cases, Materials. Brno: Tribun, 2011.
MATEJKA, Ján. Internet jako objekt práva : hledání rovnováhy autonomie a soukromí. Praha:
CZ.NIC, 2013.
POLČÁK, R. – KOŠČÍK, M. a kol.: European ICT Law 2013. Texts, Cases, Materials. Brno Tribun 2013.
POLČÁK, R. Právo na internetu - spam a odpovědnost ISP. Brno: Computer Press, 2007.
POLČÁK, Radim. Internet a proměny práva. 1. vyd. Praha: Auditorium, 2012. 388 s. edite Téma.
SMEJKAL, V. Právo informačních a telekomunikačních systémů. 2. aktualiz. a rozš. vyd. Praha: C. H.Beck, 2004.
ŠVIDROŇ, J. a kol.: Právo duševného vlastníctva v informačnej spoločnosti a v systéme práva.
Bratislava: VEDA, 2009.
TELEC, Ivo. Právo duševního vlastnictví v informační společnosti. 1. vyd. Praha: Nakladatelství Leges, s. r. o., 2015.
TELEC, I., TŮMA,P. Autorský zákon: Komentář. 1.vydání. Praha: C. H. Beck, 2007.VOJČÍK, P. et. al. Právo duševného vlastníctva. 2. vydanie. Plzeň: Aleš Čeněk, 2014.
Odporúčané online zdroje:
https://www.upjs.sk/pracoviska/univerzitna-kniznica/ http://snk.sk/sk/katalogy/databazy/volne-pristupne.html https://www.slov-lex.sk/domov
A prerequisite for passing the course is the preparation and presentation of a seminar paper on a topic agreed with the teacher. The choice of the topic may reflect the content of the dissertation.
Slovak
Course method: full time form – present, half-time form - distance
- European and international copyright protection. Comparison of continental and Anglo-American systems of protection. Performers, record producers and broadcasters and their protection in the EU.
- European and international protection of industrial rights (PCT, European patent, European patent with unitary effect, EU trademark, EU design). Options for obtaining protection of industrial property abroad (practical examples).
- Cross-border enforceability of intellectual property rights.
- Case-law of the Court of Justice of the EU.
- Designations of origin and geographical indications of products in the EU.
- Domain names.
- European and international organisations in the field of intellectual property protection (World Intellectual Property Organisation, European Patent Organisation), EU bodies (EU Intellectual Property Office).
To give students basic information on European and international intellectual property protection. The course focuses on the analysis and comparison of the protection of the results of human creativity not only in the EU but also in the world and its translation into national legislation. In addition to the basic legislative framework of IP protection, students are confronted with current case law in this area.
BREICHOVÁ LAPČÁKOVÁ, Marta. Nezrušiteľné ústavné princípy vo viacúrovňovom právnom systéme. Košice: UPJŠ v Košiciach, 2020.
BRÖSTL, Alexander. Právny štát : Pojmy, teórie, princípy. Košice: Medes, s. r. o., 1995.
FRANKO, Peter. Právnický diskurz a právna argumentácia. Analýza na základe teórie Roberta Alexyho. Bratislava: C. H. Beck 2018.
HOLLÄNDER, Pavel. Ústavněprávní argumentace (ohlédnutí po deseti letech Ústavního soudu). Linde: Praha 2003.
HLOUCH, Lukáš. Teorie a realita právní interpretace. Plzeň: Vydavatelství a nakladatelství Aleš Čeněk, 2011.
KNAPP, Viktor - HOLLÄNDER, Pavol. Aplikácia logiky v právnom myslení. Bratislava: Univerzita Komenského, 1992.
MACHALOVÁ, Tatiana. Aktuální otázky metodologie právního myšlení. Praha: Leges, 2014.
MELZER, Filip. Metodologie nalézání práva: úvod do právní argumentace. 2. vyd. Praha: C.H. Beck, 2011.
MÖLLERS, M.J. Legal Methods. How to work with legal arguments. München: C .H. Beck, 2020.
MRVA, Michal a Martin TURČAN. Interpretácia a argumentácia v práve. Bratislava: Wolters Kluwer, 2016.
NEUMANN, Ulfrid, Recht als Struktur und Argumentation. Baden-Baden: Nomos, 2008.
SIECKMANN Jan-R. Logik juristischer Argumentation. Baden-Baden: Nomos, 2020.
SOBEK, Tomáš. Argumenty teorie práva. Praha-Plzeň: Aleš Čeněk, s.r.o., 2008.
SOULARS, Paul. Rechtsprinzipien als Handlungsgründe. Studien zur Normativität des Rechts. Baden-Baden: Nomos, 2011.
WINTR, Jan. Metody a zásady interpretace práva. 2. vyd. Praha: Auditorium, 2019.
ŽÁK KRZYŽANKOVÁ, Katarzyna. Právní interpretace - mezi vysvětlováním a rozuměním. Praha: Wolters Kluwer, 2019.
Written elaboration and presentation of a selected topic representing the content of the course and its evaluation by the teacher.
Slovak
Course method: full time form – present, half-time form - distance
1. Goals of interpretation - objective and subjective interpretation
2. Methods of legal interpretation in the context of values
3. Gaps in the law
4. Argumentative tools for resolving conflicts in law
5. Legal argumentation - concept and structure
6. Analytical approaches
7. Hermeneutical approaches
8. Discursive approaches
9. Legal cases - concept, structure, simple and complex cases
10. Extra-legal arguments in law
11. Legal ethics and legal methodology
12. Eristic argumentation
Orientation and insight into complex legal-theoretical topics with direct outputs in practice in the form of solving complex cases, knowledge of their structure and argumentative tools for their legal grasping and understanding. Acquisition of knowledge about the shape of the legal system in an intersystemic legal pluralism and its application to the resolution of conflicts of legal systems. Mirroring the structure of the legal system and the flawlessness requirement of the legal system in the context of classical and "non-classical" methods of resolving conflicts of legal norms. Clarification of standard and 'super-standard' methods of interpretation, the importance of legal and non-legal arguments in law. Acquisition of knowledge of heuristic argumentation, analysis of its content and place in legal practice.
McCarthy, Michael - O´Dell, Felicity. Academic Vocabulary in Use. Cambridge: Cambridge
University Press, 2008.
Kolaříková, Z., Petruňová, H., Timková, R.: Angličtina v akademickom prostredí – cvičebnica.
Košice, Vydavateľstvo ŠafárikPress, 2021.
Rozenfeld, J., Tomaščíková, S.: Developing Academic English in Speaking and Writing. Košice:
Vydavateľstvo ŠafárikPress, 2021.
Štěpánek, Libor a kol. Academic English-Akademická angličtina. Praha: Grada Publishing, a.s.,
2011.
Chromá, Marta. New Introduction to Legal English I,II. Praha: UK, 2003.
1. ABRAHÁMOVÁ, E.: Deutsch für Jurastudenten mit Glossar. Bratislava: Univerzita Komenského, 2007. 2. Arntz, R. – Picht, H. – Mayer, F.: Einführung in die Terminologiearbeit. Hildesheim, Zürich, New York: Olms, 2000.
3. KOLLER, W.: Einführung in die Übersetzungswissenschaft. Tübingen: A. Francke 2011.
4. MASÁR, I.: Príručka slovenskej terminológie. Bratislava: VEDA, 1991.
5. RÜTHERS, B.: Rechtstheorie. 5. Aufl. München: Beck, 2010.
6. STOLZE, R.: Fachübersetzung. Tübingen: Narr, 1999.
7. VESTING, T.: Rechtsthoerie. Studienbuch. München: Beck, 2007.
8. Zippelius, R.: Das Wesen des Rechts. Eine Einführung in die Rechtstheorie.
Continuous assessment:
1. Class attendance (sessions 1x90 min as scheduled)
2. Active participation during seminars.
3. Completed home assignments.
Final assessment:
Final exam: written assignments + oral examination.
Course assessment:
1. Course attendance according to the instructions.
2. Continuous assessment and final scores of at least 65%.
English language at the level of B2-C1 according to CEFR.
Characteristic features of Academic English.
Academic vocabulary, key nouns, verbs, and adjectives in academic English, collocations in
academic English, linking words and prepositional phrases in academic English, phrasal verbs, etc.
Linguistic interference.
Selected language functions (defining, describing charts and figures, referring to other authors'
works, etc.).
Structuring paragraphs and sentences in academic English, non-finite clauses, avoiding ambiguity
and lexical cohesion in written academic discourse.
Selected written genres (CV, Bio CV, abstract, an academic publication) and conference presentations.
Vocabulary (formal / informal) and sentence structures used in academic communication.
E-mail communication in academic settings.
Sections of a research article, vocabulary and collocations used in research papers.
Students develop language skills and improve their linguistic competence, students acquire
knowledge defined by the course standards of selected phonological, lexical and syntactic
aspects with focus on Academic English/German/French and Language for specific/professional purposes - Legal language, level B2-C1 of CEFR.
ŠRÁMEL, B. : Privatizácia väzenského systému: ÁNO alebo NIE; In.: Trestní právo, č. 1/2015; ISSN 1211 – 2860.
STRÉMY, T.; KURILOVSKÁ, L.; VRÁBLOVÁ, M.: Restoratívna justícia, 2015; PRAHA; ISBN 978 – 80 – 7502 - 075 - 8.
STRÉMY, T.; KLÁTIK,J. : Alternatívne tresty, 208; ISBN 978 – 80 – 89603 – 56 – 5.
ŠRÁMEL, B.: Privatizácia trestného konania: cui bono? Bulletin slovenskej advokácie č. 6/2013, ISSN 1335 – 1079.
Activity during consultations demonstrating knowledge acquired by self-study of recommended literature. Verification of the knowledge acquired during the course in the final colloquium.
The aim of the course is to offer PhD students the opportunity to deepen the acquired basic theoretical knowledge of the science of criminal law and to acquire a broader scientific and theoretical knowledge of individual criminal law institutes and a deeper understanding of their very essence, as well as their interrelations and links in the existing legal framework as well as in the process of their formation.
Slovak
Course method: full time form – present, half-time form - distance
1. Restorative and retributive justice
2. Substantive ways of privatisation of criminal law
3. Procedural ways of privatisation of criminal law
4. Organisational and technical aspects of privatisation of criminal law
5. Personnel and institutional conditions of privatisation of criminal law
6. Comparison of forms of privatisation of criminal law in the international context
The aim of the course is to deepen and develop PhD students' knowledge of restorative ways of dealing with criminal cases, in their substantive and procedural eventualities, with particular emphasis on alternative ways of serving prison sentences in non-state facilities.
1. BLÁHOVÁ, I. - BLAŽEK, L. – KUKLÍK, J. – ŠOUŠA, J. a kol.: Právnická dvouletka (Rekodifikace právního řádu, justice a správy v 50. letech 20. století), Praha, Auditorium, 2014, ISBN: 978-80-87284-52-0.
2. GÁBRIŠ, T.: Právo a dejiny (Právnohistorická propedeutika), Spolok Slovákov v Poľsku –Towarzystwo Slowakov w Polsce, Kraków, 2012, ISBN: 978-83-7490-490-2.
3. KUKLÍK, J. a kol.: Vývoj československého práva 1945-1989, Praha, Linde, 2009, ISBN: 978-80-7201-741-6.
4. VLČEK, E.: Dějiny trestního práva v Českých zemích a v Československu, Masarykova univerzita, Brno, 2006, ISBN: 80-210-4056-4.
Active participation in individual seminars. The acquired knowledge from the seminars as well as from self-study of the PhD students will be verified at the final meeting of the course.
Slovak
Course method: full time form – present, half-time form - distance
1. The establishment of the Czechoslovak Republic and the state of legal dualism. Former Hungarian and Austrian sources of law. Czechoslovak civil and criminal law.
2. The legal order of the Czechoslovak Republic after World War II. Recodification of law. The biannual law school - its aims, course and results.
3. Criminal law of the Czechoslovak Republic after World War II. Unification of criminal law. Adoption of the Criminal Act No. 86/1950 Coll. and Act No. 87/1950 Coll. on criminal court proceedings. Ideological foundations of Czechoslovak criminal law and new criminal law codes.
4. Civil law of the Czechoslovak Republic after World War II. Unification of civil law. Ideological foundations and concepts of the new codes. Civil Code No. 141/1950 Coll. and the Civil Procedure Code No. 142/1950 Coll.
After the establishment of the Czechoslovak Republic in 1918, a state of legal dualism was in force, inter alia, in civil and criminal law. The concept of Czechoslovak law in the interwar period of 1918-1938 was based on the former Hungarian and Austrian law. One of the main objectives of the unitary state in the field of law was to overcome legal dualism and to adopt new, common codes. These processes were only completed in the post-World War II period - when the state of legal dualism was overcome. Civil and criminal law were unified/recodified in the framework of the legal biannual ongoing at the time. Passing of the elective course will enable PhD students to gain a deeper understanding of the process of unification of the legal order of the Czechoslovak Republic. PhD students will become acquainted not only with the theoretical knowledge of the preparation and course of unification work that resulted in the adoption of the new codes of civil and criminal law, but also with the development of criminal and civil law jurisprudence. Being acquainted with the historical context of the development of the basic branches of the legal order is also a prerequisite for the acquisition of specific skills of a PhD graduate.
BARICOVÁ, Jana a kol. Správny súdny poriadok. Veľký komentár. Bratislava: C. H. Beck, 2017. 1824 s. ISBN 978-80-7400-678-4
POTÁSCH, Peter a kol. Správny súdny poriadok. Komentár, 3. vydanie. Bratislava: C. H. Beck, 2019. 624 s. ISBN 978-80-7400-773-6
SEMAN, Tibor. Verejná správa v správnom súdnictve. 1. vyd. Košice : Univerzita Pavla Jozefa Šafárika v Košiciach, 2016. 180 s. ISBN 978-80-8152-424-0
SEMAN, Tibor. Právo na obhajobu v blokovom konaní o priestupku. In 1. Košické dni trestného práva. Perspektívy vývoja európskeho trestného práva. Zborník vedeckých príspevkov z interdisciplinárnej celoštátnej vedeckej konferencie s medzinárodnou účasťou.
Košice: Univerzita Pavla Jozefa Šafárika v Košiciach, 2018. ISBN 978-80-8152-613-8, s. 317-332
SEMAN, Tibor. Poškodení priestupkom: trestnoprocesné paralely. In 2. Košické dni trestného práva. Poškodený trestným činom a obete trestných činov, možnosti posilňovania ich procesných oprávnení. Zborník vedeckých príspevkov z interdisciplinárnej celoštátnej vedeckej konferencie s medzinárodnou účasťou. Košice: Univerzita Pavla Jozefa Šafárika v Košiciach, 2018. ISBN 978-80-8152-680-0, s. 180-200
SEMAN, Tibor. Právo svedka mladšieho ako 18 rokov odoprieť výpoveď - trestnoprávne a administratívnoprávne aspekty. In 3. Košické dni trestného práva : kriminologické a organizačno-technické aspekty privatizácie trestného práva. Košice: Vydavateľstvo ŠafárikPress UPJŠ, 2019. ISBN 978-80-8152-800-2, s. 199-217
SEMAN, Tibor. Blokové konanie ako možnosť voľby páchateľa priestupku? In 4. Košické dni trestného práva : privatizácia výkonu trestu odňatia slobody, sci-fi alebo jediná možnosť? Zborník vedeckých prác. Košice: Univerzita Pavla Jozefa Šafárika v Košiciach, 2020. ISBN 978-80-8152-945-0, s. 196-210
SEMAN, Tibor. Trestné právo a správne právo: použitie analógie v konaní o správnych deliktoch. In Trestná politika štátu- história, súčasnosť a perspektívy. Zborník vedeckých príspevkov z interdisciplinárnej celoštátnej vedeckej konferencie s medzinárodnou účasťou. Košice: Univerzita Pavla Jozefa Šafárika v Košiciach, 2015. ISBN 978-80-8152-390-8, s. 232-245.
Zákon č. 162/2015 Z.z. Správny súdny poriadok, v znení neskorších predpisov
Activity during the studies, demonstration of knowledge, including the ability to apply and interpret relevant court decisions in the administrative justice system concerning the differences between administrative and criminal offences as well as the interrelationship of proceedings on them in substantive and procedural law, knowledge of its application and interpretation.
Slovak
Course method: full time form – present, half-time form - distance
Scientific examination of the nature and impact of relevant case law in the administrative justice system concerning the connections between administrative and criminal offences as well as the interrelationship of the proceedings thereon in the light of substantive and procedural law.
Clarification of the analytical, synthetic, and comparative approach to the perception of the essential connections regarding the delimitation of administrative and criminal offences through the related administrative courts case law.
A scientific examination of the law and decision-making practice of judicial proceedings on administrative sentencing actions with potential subsequent impact on criminal proceedings in the eventual reclassification of an act to a criminal offence and vice versa.
Identification, examination of the causes, and legal solutions to the legal-applicational deficiencies in the application of the right of defence in administration offence proceedings, with particular emphasis on block proceedings as a type of summary administrative offence proceedings.
Scientific examination of the legal status of a person injured by an administrative offence and a person injured by a criminal offence with comparative conclusions leading to de lege ferenda proposals.
A scientific examination of the criminal and administrative law aspects of the right of a witness under the age of 18 to refuse to give evidence.
Understanding and scientific approach to the legal argumentation in the application of criminal law analogy in the proceedings on administrative offences under the Code of Administrative Trials Proceedings in the context of administrative courts’ case law.
The content of the course is mainly the scientific investigation of the nature and impact of relevant court decisions in the administrative justice system concerning the relationship between administrative and criminal offences, as well as the interrelation of proceedings in substantive and procedural law. By passing the course, the student acquires the skill to apply an analytical, synthetic, and comparative approach to the perception of the essential elements of the delimitation of administrative and criminal offences through the related case law of administrative courts in order to acquire advanced knowledge of the legal discipline related to criminal law (administrative law) in the related problematic (administrative law of sanctions). Primarily, the student will become familiar with the scientific examination of the legal regulation and decision-making practice concerning administrative sentencing actions with potential subsequent impact on criminal proceedings in the event of a reclassification of an act to a criminal offence and vice versa. The teaching includes identification, examination of the causes and legal solutions to the legal-applicational deficiencies in the application of the right
of defence in proceedings concerning an administrative offence, with particular emphasis on block proceedings as a type of summary offence proceedings, followed by a scientific examination of the legal position of a person injured by an administrative offence and a person injured by a criminal offence, with comparative conclusions leading to de lege ferenda proposals, the gradual establishment of a scientific examination of the criminal and administrative law aspects of the right of a witness under the age of 18 to refuse to testify, and finally, the knowledge and scientific approach to legal reasoning in the application of criminal law analogy in administrative offence proceedings under the Code on Administrative Trial Proceedings in the context of the administrative courts case-law.
1. HORVÁTH, M.: Administratívnoprávna zodpovednosť právnických osôb. Bratislava: Wolter Kluwer SK, 2017, s. 264, ISBN: 978-80816-87150
2. JAKAB, R. – MOLITORIS, P.: Správne právo procesné. 2. aktualizované vydanie. Košice: UPJŠ v Košiciach, 2018, s. 260, ISBN: 978-80815-25933
3. POTÁSCH, P.: Komparatívne perspektívy verejnoprávnych deliktov. Bratislava: EUROKÓDEX, 2011, s. 248, ISBN: 978-80889-447534
4. ROMŽA, S. a kol. Alternatívne spôsoby výkonu trestov. Košice: UPJŚ v Košiciach, 2018, s. 170, ISBN: 978-80815-26534
5. SREBALOVÁ, M. a kol.: Zákon o priestupkoch. Bratislava: C.H.BECK, 2015, s. 484, ISBN: 978-80896-03305
Activity during seminars (consultations) demonstrating knowledge acquired by self-study of recommended literature. Verification of the knowledge acquired during the course in the final colloquium.
Slovak
Course method: full time form – present, half-time form - distance
1. Right to a fair trial in administrative offences
2. Administrative-legal liability, its prerequisites and legal regulation
3. Administrative offences and their systematics
4. Relationship between administrative offences and crimes
5. Offences and their proceedings
6. Administrative offences of natural and legal persons and their proceedings
7. Administrative offences against public order and proceedings thereon
8. Administrative disciplinary offences and the proceedings thereon
Acquisition of comprehensive knowledge of administrative-legal liability, its prerequisites and legal regulation, the relationship between administrative-legal (administrative) offences and criminal offences, the systematics of administrative offences, the different types of administrative offences, as well as the procedural aspects of administrative offences. The course builds on the foundations that PhD students have acquired in the bachelor and master’s studies in Administrative Law and Criminal Law, whereas it represents a deepening of knowledge in the given areas, both quantitatively and qualitatively.
BARAK, A.: Sudca v demokracii. Bratislava: Kalligram, 2016
BRÖSTL, A., PRÍBELSKÝ, P., BERDISOVÁ, L., KOLÍKOVÁ, M., TRNKÓCI, S.: Ústavné právo Slovenskej republiky. 3. vydanie. Plzeň: Aleš Čeněk s.r.o., 2015
DRGONEC, J.: Ústava Slovenskej republiky. Komentár. 2. vydanie. Bratislava: C.H. Beck, 2019
DRGONEC, J.: Ústavné právo hmotné. 1. vydanie. Bratislava: C.H. Beck, 2018
DRGONEC, J.: Ústavné právo procesné. Bratislava: C.H. Beck, 2017
KMEC, J., KOSAŘ, D., KRATOCHVÍL, J., BOBEK, M.: Evropská úmluva o lidských právech. Komentář. 1. vyd. Praha: C.H. Beck, 2012
MACEJKOVÁ, I., BARÁNY, E., BARICOVÁ, J., FIAČAN, I., HOLLÄNDER, P., SVÁK, J. a kolektív: Zákon o Ústavnom súde Slovenskej republiky. Komentár. 1. vydanie. Bratislava: C.H. Beck, 2020
ĽALÍK, M., ĽALÍK, T.: Zákon o Ústavnom súde Slovenskej republiky. Komentár. Bratislava: Wolters Kluwer SR s.r.o., 2019
ŠTEVČEK, M., FICOVÁ, S., BARICOVÁ, J., MESIARKINOVÁ, S., BAJÁNKOVÁ, J., TOMAŠOVIČ, M. a kolektív: Civilný sporový poriadok. Komentár. Praha: C.H. Beck, 2016
SMYČKOVÁ, R., ŠTEVČEK, M., TOMAŠOVIČ, M., KOTRECOVÁ, A. a kolektív: Civilný mimosporový poriadok. Komentár. 1. vydanie. Bratislava: C.H. Beck, 2017
BARICOVÁ, J., FEČÍK, M., ŠTEVČEK, M., FILOVÁ, A. a kolektív: Správny súdny poriadok. Komentár. Bratislava: C.H. Beck, 2018
Successful presentation of a seminar assignment on a topic approved by the teacher (intersection of the chosen topic with the dissertation topic).
Slovak
Course method: full time form – present, half-time form - distance
Judicial proceedings as a means of implementing the fundamental right to judicial and other legal protection.
Requirements for a constitutionally-compliant administration of the right to judicial and other legal protection.
Trends in the constitutional review of providing judicial protection to endangered and violated rights.
The impact of the case law of the Constitutional Court of the Slovak Republic and the European Court of Human Rights on the procedure and decision-making activity of general courts.
The course aims to provide a contextual view from a constitutional law perspective on the judicial protection of endangered and violated rights provided in civil and administrative court proceedings.
1. ŠTRKOLEC, M.: Zabezpečovacie inštitúty pri správe daní, UPJŠ, Košice 2017
2. BABČÁK, V.: Daňové právo na Slovensku a v EÚ, Epos, Bratislava 2019.
Participation in consultations, written assignment on a specified topic and its presentation
Slovak
Course method: full time form – present, half-time form - distance
1. Auto-application and sovereign application of tax norms
2. Securities in tax administration - nature and functions
3. General security institutes (comparative view)
4. Securities for indirect taxes
5. Securities for direct taxes
Passed
VOJČÍK, P. a kol., Občianske právo hmotné 1,2. Plzeň: Vydavatelství a nakladatelství Aleš Čeněk, 2018, str. 764, ISBN 9788073807191.
VOJČÍK, P. a kol : Občiansky zákonník. Stručný komentár. Tretie vydanie. Iura Edition s.r.o. Bratislava, 2010, ISBN 978-80-8078-368-6.
JURČOVÁ, M.- NOVOTNÁ,M. : Náhrada škody ako prostriedok nápravy v súkromnom práve. Leges, Bratislava 2016, ISBN 978-80-7502-154-0
MITTERPACHOVÁ, J. : Zodpovednosť za škodu v obchodnom práve. Wolters Kluwer 2015. ISBN 978-80-8168-177-6
KÁDEK, P.: Právna zodpovednosť v medicíne a zdravotníctve. Wolters Kluwer. 2017. ISBN 978-80-8168-651-1
JUDIKATÚRA vo veciach náhrady škody. IURA EDITION, 2011, zost. Nemcová,K., Vojtko,P.
In order to receive a grade, the student must hand in a written assignment
Slovak
Course method: full time form – present, half-time form - distance
System of liability in private law.
Principles in the liability system of private law.
Contractual, pre-contractual and non-contractual liability.
Liability for damages, liability for delay, liability for defects and unjust enrichment.
Liability in the provision of information services.
Liability in the field of healthcare provision.
Legislation in the Slovak Republic and EU law.
Assertion of individual claims within the framework of individual types of liability, out of court and in court.
Compensation for pecuniary and immaterial damage.
Specific features of minors’ liability and those who are unable to assess the consequences of their actions.
To provide students with a general view of liability system in private law. Furthermore, to highlight the interconnections within the liability system, the basic theoretical and legal foundations and the basic principles, as well as the connections to public law liability. To enable students to assess the conditions for the assertion of individual claims and also the manner in which they are applied or enforced.
Electronic and other sources provided by the teacher
Active participation in exercises. Presentation of acquired knowledge in the form of a selected application for financial support for carrying out a research project in the PhD student’s field of specialization.
Slovak
Profile course, Course method: full time form – present, half-time form - distance
1. Legal regulation of science and research support in the Slovak Republic and the European Union.
2. Classification of support schemes for science and research applicable in the field of law at a national, international, and European level.
3. Conditions and procedure for applying for research support from the university resources.
4. Conditions and procedure for applying for research support from external national sources.
5. Conditions and procedure for applying for research support from external international and European sources.
By passing this course, the student should be able to identify national, international, and European schemes for the support of research activities in the PhD student’s field of specialization, be able to draft applications for granting sources of funding for a research project from university and national schemes, as well as be able to participate in the preparation of similar applications from international and European support schemes.
Electronic and other sources provided by the teacher
Active participation in exercises. Presentation of acquired knowledge in the form of a selected application for financial support for carrying out a research project in the PhD student’s field of specialization.
Slovak
Profile course, Course method: full time form – present, half-time form - distance
1. Legal regulation of science and research support in the Slovak Republic and the European Union.
2. Classification of support schemes for science and research applicable in the field of law at a national, international, and European level.
3. Conditions and procedure for applying for research support from the university resources.
4. Conditions and procedure for applying for research support from external national sources.
5. Conditions and procedure for applying for research support from external international and European sources.
By passing this course, the student should be able to identify national, international, and European schemes for the support of research activities in the PhD student’s field of specialization, be able to draft applications for granting sources of funding for a research project from university and national schemes, as well as be able to participate in the preparation of similar applications from international and European support schemes.
Active participation in personal consultations with the supervisor of the doctoral student according to the schedule agreed with the supervisor
Through consultations with the supervisor, the doctoral student obtains the direction of his / her study and research activities in the intentions of the dissertation focus, as well as other activities related to the focus of the doctoral student, as well as the training workplace itself. Through this activity, mentoring, resp. coaching of the doctoral student by the supervisor also within his personal and professional development as a future research and pedagogical worker.
Active participation in personal consultations with the supervisor of the doctoral student according to the schedule agreed with the supervisor
Through consultations with the supervisor, the doctoral student obtains the direction of his / her study and research activities in the intentions of the dissertation focus, as well as other activities related to the focus of the doctoral student, as well as the training workplace itself. Through this activity, mentoring, resp. coaching of the doctoral student by the supervisor also within his personal and professional development as a future research and pedagogical worker.
BROWNLIE, I. Princípy medzinárodného verejného práva. Bratislava: Eurokódex, 2013. 888s. ISBN 978-80-89447-64-0.
ČEPELKA, Č., ŠTURMA, P.. Mezinárodní právo veřejné. 2. vydání. Praha: C. H. Beck, 2018. 549s. ISBN 978-80-7400-721-7.
DAVID, V., BUREŠ, P.,FAIX, M., SLADKÝ, P., SVAČEK, O. Mezinárodní právo veřejné s kazuistikou. 2. aktualizované a přepracované vydání. Příbram: Leges, 2011. 448s. ISBN 978-80-87212-86-8.
JANKUV,J., LANTAJOVÁ,D., ŠMID,M., BLAŠKOVIČ,K. Medzinárodné právo verejné. Prvá časť. Plzeň: Aleš Čeněk, 2015. 319s. ISBN 978-80-7380-559-3.
KLUČKA, J.: Medzinárodné právo verejné (všeobecná a osobitná časť). Tretie, doplnené a prepracované vydanie. Bratislava: Iura Edition, 2017. 520s. ISBN 978-80-8168-743-3.
MALENOVSKÝ,J. Mezinárodní právo veřejné - obecná část - a poměr k jiným právním systémům. 7. upravené a doplněné vydání. Brno: Masarykova univerzita Brno, 2020. 395s. ISBN 978-80-210-9510-6.
POTOČNÝ, M.; ONDŘEJ, J.: Mezinárodní právo veřejné: zvláštní část. 6. doplněné a přepracované vydání. Praha: C.H. Beck, 2011. 533s. ISBN 978-80-7400-398-1.
SEIDL-HOHENVELDERN, I.: Mezinárodní právo veřejné. 3. vydání. Praha: ASPI, 2006. 417 s. ISBN 80-7357-178-1.
SHAW, M.N.: International Law. Sixth Edition. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2008. 1708 s. ISBN 978-0-521-72814-0.
VRŠANSKÝ, P.; VALUCH, J. a kol: Medzinárodné právo verejné. Všeobecná časť. Bratislava: Eurokódex, 2012. 416s. ISBN 978-80-89447-71-8.
Preparation of an assignment on a topic specified by the teacher
Slovak
Profile course, Course method: full time form – present, half-time form - distance
Brief outline of the course:
1. Historical development of public international law and its science
2. Current trends in the development of sources of international law
3. The relationship between public international law and other legal systems
4. Monitoring and control of obligations in public international law
5. Current issues in the international law of the peaceful settlement of international disputes
By passing the course, PhD students acquire in-depth knowledge of selected most dynamically developing areas of the general part of public international law related to the development of public international law and its science, sources of public international law, the relationship of public international law and other legal systems, monitoring and control of obligations in public international law and the international law of peaceful settlement of international disputes.
BROWNLIE, I. Princípy medzinárodného verejného práva. Bratislava: Eurokódex, 2013. 888s. ISBN 978-80-89447-64-0.
ČEPELKA, Č., ŠTURMA, P. Mezinárodní právo veřejné. 2. vydání. Praha: C. H. Beck, 2018. 549s. ISBN 978-80-7400-721-7.
DAVID, V., BUREŠ, P.,FAIX, M., SLADKÝ, P., SVAČEK, O. Mezinárodní právo veřejné s kazuistikou. 2. aktualizované a přepracované vydání. Příbram: Leges, 2011. 448s. ISBN 978-80-87212-86-8.
JANKUV,J., LANTAJOVÁ,D., ŠMID,M., BLAŠKOVIČ,K. Medzinárodné právo verejné. Prvá časť. Plzeň: Aleš Čeněk, 2015. 319s. ISBN 978-80-7380-559-3.
JENNINGS, R., WATTS, A. Oppenheim´s International Law. Volume 1 Peace Parts 2 to 4. Ninth Edition. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2008. 1333 s. ISBN 978-0-582-30245-7.
KLUČKA, J. Medzinárodné právo verejné (všeobecná a osobitná časť). Tretie, doplnené a prepracované vydanie. Bratislava: Iura Edition, 2017. 520s. ISBN 978-80-8168-743-3.
MALENOVSKÝ,J. Mezinárodní právo veřejné - obecná část - a poměr k jiným právním systémům. 7. upravené a doplněné vydání. Brno: Masarykova univerzita Brno, 2020. 395s. ISBN 978-80-210-9510-6.
POTOČNÝ, M.; ONDŘEJ, J. Mezinárodní právo veřejné: zvláštní část. 6. doplněné a přepracované vydání. Praha: C.H. Beck, 2011. 533s. ISBN 978-80-7400-398-1.
SEIDL-HOHENVELDERN, I. Mezinárodní právo veřejné. 3. vydání. Praha: ASPI, 2006. 417 s. ISBN 80-7357-178-1.
SHAW, M.N. International Law. Sixth Edition. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2008. 1708 s. ISBN 978-0-521-72814-0.
VRŠANSKÝ, P.,VALUCH, J. a kol. Medzinárodné právo verejné. Osobitná časť. Bratislava: Eurokódex, 2016. 532s. ISBN 978-80-8168-376-3.
Preparation of an assignment on a topic specified by the teacher
Slovak
Profile course, Course method: full time form – present, half-time form - distance
1. Contemporary issues in the development of territorial regimes in international law
2. The environmental dimension of public international law
3. New trends in the status of populations and individuals in public international law
4. The development and place of the international law of disarmament in the system of public international law
5. The development and current shape of international criminal law
By passing the course, PhD students acquire in-depth knowledge of selected most dynamically developing areas of the general part of public international law related to the development of public international law and its science, sources of public international law, the relationship of public international law and other legal systems, monitoring and control of obligations in public international law and the international law of peaceful settlement of international disputes.
The dissertation is the result of the student's own scientific research. It must not show elements of academic fraud and must meet the criteria of good research practice defined in the Rector's Decision no. 21/2021, which lays down the rules for assessing plagiarism at Pavel Jozef Šafárik University in Košice and its components. Fulfillment of the criteria is verified mainly in the training process and in the process of job defense. Failure to do so is grounds for disciplinary action
Slovak
Own pedagogical activity or other activities of the doctoral student in agreement with the supervisor
Through his pedagogical activities, the doctoral student demonstrates the ability to transfer and integrate knowledge from own field of study in education. He is able to select and apply the right techniques and study group management, higher education and performance evaluation strategies education. He is able to design and implement part of the educational process in accordance with current ones trends in higher education and the demands placed on the level of communication and digital competences.
Own pedagogical activity or other activities of the doctoral student in agreement with the supervisor
Through his pedagogical activities, the doctoral student demonstrates the ability to transfer and integrate knowledge from own field of study in education. He is able to select and apply the right techniques and study group management, higher education and performance evaluation strategies education. He is able to design and implement part of the educational process in accordance with current ones trends in higher education and the demands placed on the level of communication and digital competences.
The doctoral student's own pedagogical activity in agreement with the supervisor
Through his pedagogical activities, the doctoral student demonstrates the ability to transfer and integrate knowledge from own field of study in education. He is able to select and apply the right techniques and study group management, higher education and performance evaluation strategies education. He is able to design and implement part of the educational process in accordance with current ones trends in higher education and the demands placed on the level of communication and digital competences.
The doctoral student's own pedagogical activity in agreement with the supervisor
Through his pedagogical activities, the doctoral student demonstrates the ability to transfer and integrate knowledge from own field of study in education. He is able to select and apply the right techniques and study group management, higher education and performance evaluation strategies
education. He is able to design and implement part of the educational process in accordance with current ones trends in higher education and the demands placed on the level of communication and
digital competences.
Electronic and other sources provided by the teacher
The subject is evaluated by the supervisor after an individual assessment of the degree of elaboration of the dissertation project, which must respect the defined goal, applicable research methods, research hypotheses and questions, and the predefined structure of the thesis.
Slovak
Course method: full time form – present, half-time form - distance
1. Searching literature, journals, and other sources within the scope of the dissertation topic
2. Definition of the basic structure of the dissertation
3. Setting the research goal of the dissertation
4. Specification of the research methods applicable to the examination of issues concerning the dissertation topic
5. Definition of research hypotheses and research questions, the verification / falsification of which will be the subject of research within the dissertation topic
By passing this course, the student, under the guidance of the supervisor, acquires basic research skills in the field of research methodology, in the scope of his/her dissertation topic, especially with regard to setting objectives, methods, research hypotheses, and research questions.
Electronic and other sources provided by the teacher
Active participation in exercises. Presentation of the acquired knowledge concerning researching sources and compliance with the principles of publication in the form of a scientific article
Slovak
Course method: full time form – present, half-time form - distance
1. Legal regulation of scientific publishing: copyright, plagiarism, copyright protection ...
2. Ethical rules of scientific publishing: good practice of scientific publishing, authorship, authors' affiliation, unethical and undesirable publishing practices, procedure in case of discovery or suspicion of unacceptable publishing activities, reporting of publication results.
3. Publishing in journals and the evidence of publishing activity: Citation/scientometric databases Scopus and WoS, their focus, search options and differences from databases providing EIR including journals, predatory journals.
4. Electronic Information Resources (EIRs): General databases, Special legal databases. Information on producers or publishers. Setting own rules for publishing.
5. Publishing activities at UPJŠ: registration of new publications, content and formalities of publications, publishing procedure at UPJŠ, DOI allocation, Open Access issues.
By passing this course, the student should be able to identify legal and ethical limits in publishing, be able to search for sources, identify journals, and master basic scientometric indicators. At the same time, he/she should have knowledge of the publication procedure within UPJŠ.
Develop your own research project within one of the national or international grant programs according to the instructions of the teacher and the trainer
After completing the course, the doctoral student is able to formulate on the basis of knowledge of the state of knowledge, methodology and resources a new specific research problem, including a proposal for its solution according to standards of the department and the requirements of the sponsor of basic or applied research. He has competence to evaluate their own strengths and weaknesses, to plan such work strategies for themselves and those that are appropriate to the set goal.
Develop your own research project within one of the national or international grant programs according to the instructions of the teacher and the trainer
After completing the course, the doctoral student is able to formulate on the basis of knowledge of the state of knowledge, methodology and resources a new specific research problem, including a proposal for its solution according to standards of the department and the requirements of the sponsor of basic or applied research. He has competence to evaluate their own strengths and weaknesses, to plan such work strategies for themselves and those that are appropriate to the set goal.
Publishing in a scientific monograph, university textbook or university teaching text, in a peer-reviewed scientific journal, in a peer-reviewed collection of scientific papers and responses to them.
Slovak
Criteria for determining credits for individual publishing activities:
a) Scientific monography /chapter/ ................................................................................10
- Number of author sheets (AS) ................................................................................. x(0-n)
- by a domestic publisher............................................................................................ x1
- by a foreign publisher .............................................................................................. x1,5
- in a world language ................................................................................................. x1,2
- co-author’s share ..................................................................................................... x(0-1)
b) University textbook, university teaching text /chapter/ ............................................. 5
- Number of author sheets (AS) ................................................................................. x(0-n)
- by a domestic publisher............................................................................................ x1
- by a foreign publisher............................................................................................... x1,5
- in a world language ................................................................................................. x1,2
- co-author’s share ..................................................................................................... x(0-1)
c) Paper in a peer-reviewed scientific journal............................................................... 10
- by a domestic publisher........................................................................................... x1
- by a foreign publisher.............................................................................................. x1,5
- WoS, Scopus, CCC - Q1......................................................................................... x4
- WoS, Scopus - Q2................................................................................................... x3
- WoS, Scopus - Q3................................................................................................... x2
- WoS, Scopus, Erih plus – Q4.................................................................................. x1,5
- co-author’s share .................................................................................................... x(0-1)
d) Paper in a peer-reviewed collection of scientific papers .......................................... 6
- by a domestic publisher........................................................................................... x1
- by a foreign publisher ............................................................................................. x1,5
- WoS, Scopus............................................................................................................ x2
- co-author’s share ..................................................................................................... x(0-1)
e) Presentation at a scientific conference ...................................................................... 4
- at home .................................................................................................................... x1
- abroad ...................................................................................................................... x2
f) Feedback (citations, reviews) .................................................................................... 3
- at home .................................................................................................................... x1
- abroad ...................................................................................................................... x2
- in citation indexes WoS, Scopus.............................................................................. x4
For a successfully published output, the student receives a number of credits corresponding to the criteria for determining credits listed below.
Publishing in a scientific monograph, university textbook or university teaching text, in a peer-reviewed scientific journal, in a peer-reviewed collection of scientific papers and responses to them.
Slovak
Criteria for determining credits for individual publishing activities:
a) Scientific monography /chapter/ ................................................................................10
- Number of author sheets (AS) ................................................................................. x(0-n)
- by a domestic publisher............................................................................................ x1
- by a foreign publisher .............................................................................................. x1,5
- in a world language ................................................................................................. x1,2
- co-author’s share ..................................................................................................... x(0-1)
b) University textbook, university teaching text /chapter/ ............................................. 5
- Number of author sheets (AS) ................................................................................. x(0-n)
- by a domestic publisher............................................................................................ x1
- by a foreign publisher............................................................................................... x1,5
- in a world language ................................................................................................. x1,2
- co-author’s share ..................................................................................................... x(0-1)
c) Paper in a peer-reviewed scientific journal............................................................... 10
- by a domestic publisher........................................................................................... x1
- by a foreign publisher.............................................................................................. x1,5
- WoS, Scopus, CCC - Q1......................................................................................... x4
- WoS, Scopus - Q2................................................................................................... x3
- WoS, Scopus - Q3................................................................................................... x2
- WoS, Scopus, Erih plus – Q4.................................................................................. x1,5
- co-author’s share .................................................................................................... x(0-1)
d) Paper in a peer-reviewed collection of scientific papers .......................................... 6
- by a domestic publisher........................................................................................... x1
- by a foreign publisher ............................................................................................. x1,5
- WoS, Scopus............................................................................................................ x2
- co-author’s share ..................................................................................................... x(0-1)
e) Presentation at a scientific conference ...................................................................... 4
- at home .................................................................................................................... x1
- abroad ...................................................................................................................... x2
f) Feedback (citations, reviews) .................................................................................... 3
- at home .................................................................................................................... x1
- abroad ...................................................................................................................... x2
- in citation indexes WoS, Scopus.............................................................................. x4
For a successfully published output, the student receives a number of credits corresponding to the criteria for determining credits listed below.
Demonstration of participation in solving research project or elaboration of a specific scientific task beyond the scope of the dissertation.
By participating in research project or solving a scientific task, the doctoral student demonstrates a broad and well-founded scientific knowledge in his / her field of study, including knowledge of research methodology and methodology. He is able to use the acquired knowledge for scientific research, the result is original ideas or procedures leading to new knowledge. Demonstrates the degree of responsibility, critical thinking, autonomy in solving tasks, the ability to work in a team and communicate with different groups of relevant parties.
Demonstration of participation in solving research project or elaboration of a specific scientific task beyond the scope of the dissertation.
By participating in research project or solving a scientific task, the doctoral student demonstrates a broad and well-founded scientific knowledge in his / her field of study, including knowledge of research methodology and methodology. He is able to use the acquired knowledge for scientific research, the result is original ideas or procedures leading to new knowledge. Demonstrates the degree of responsibility, critical thinking, autonomy in solving tasks, the ability to work in a team and communicate with different groups of relevant parties.
Demonstration of participation in solving research project or elaboration of a specific scientific task beyond the scope of the dissertation.
By participating in research project or solving a scientific task, the doctoral student demonstrates a broad and well-founded scientific knowledge in his / her field of study, including knowledge of research methodology and methodology. He is able to use the acquired knowledge for scientific research, the result is original ideas or procedures leading to new knowledge. Demonstrates the degree of responsibility, critical thinking, autonomy in solving tasks, the ability to work in a team and communicate with different groups of relevant parties.
Demonstration of participation in solving research project or elaboration of a specific scientific task beyond the scope of the dissertation
By participating in research project or solving a scientific task, the doctoral student demonstrates a broad and well-founded scientific knowledge in his / her field of study, including knowledge of research methodology and methodology. He is able to use the acquired knowledge for scientific research, the result is original ideas or procedures leading to new knowledge. Demonstrates the degree of responsibility, critical thinking, autonomy in solving tasks, the ability to work in a team and communicate with different groups of relevant parties.
Demonstration of participation in solving an international research project or elaboration of a specific scientific task beyond the scope of the dissertation
By participating in an international research project or solving a scientific task, the doctoral student demonstrates a broad and well-founded scientific knowledge in his / her field of study, including knowledge of research methodology and methodology. He is able to use the acquired knowledge for scientific research, the result is original ideas or procedures leading to new knowledge. Demonstrates the degree of responsibility, critical thinking, autonomy in solving tasks, the ability to work in a team and communicate with different groups of relevant parties.
Demonstration of participation in solving an international research project or elaboration of a specific scientific task beyond the scope of the dissertation.
By participating in an international research project or solving a scientific task, the doctoral student demonstrates a broad and well-founded scientific knowledge in his / her field of study, including knowledge of research methodology and methodology. He is able to use the acquired knowledge for scientific research, the result is original ideas or procedures leading to new knowledge. Demonstrates the degree of responsibility, critical thinking, autonomy in solving tasks, the ability to work in a team and communicate with different groups of relevant parties.
Obtaining the required number of credits in the prescribed composition according to the relevant UPJŠ study regulations
Slovak
The doctoral student demonstrated the prerequisites for successful study by fulfilling the conditions prescribed by the study regulations for the study and scientific part of the doctoral study related to the topic of the dissertation and at the same time demonstrated knowledge of scientific disciplines to which the study program applies
Work in the organizing committee of the scientific conference.
The doctoral student working in the conference organizing committee demonstrates competencies and competencies to organize independently or in a team a scientific or professional event, to manage the implementation in terms of time and content, communicate effectively in words and writing by various technical means according to needs also in a foreign language at a professional level with different types of people, if necessary correctly recommend solutions or make independent decisions.
Work in the organizing committee of the scientific conference.
Slovak, English
The doctoral student working in the conference organizing committee demonstrates competencies and competencies to organize independently or in a team a scientific or professional event, to manage the implementation in terms of time and content, communicate effectively in words and writing by various technical means according to needs also in a foreign language at a professional level with different types of people, if necessary correctly recommend solutions or make independent decisions.
I. Basic literature:
SVÁK, J. et. al.: Teória a prax legislatívy. 3. vydanie. Bratislava EUROKÓDEX 2012.
II. Recommended and supplementary literature:
OROSZ, L. – SVÁK, J. – BALOG, B.: Základy teórie konštitucionalizmu. Bratislava EUROKÓDEX 2011;
BALOG, B.: Umenie tvoriť zákony. Bratislava: Wolters Kluwer, 2019;
FÁBRY, B.: Teoretické problémy tvorby práva: Bratislava: A-medi management, sr.o., 2018;
RATICA, J.: Súd a tvorba práva. Bratislava: EUROKÓDEX, 2009;
CVRČEK, F. – NOVÁK, F. a kol.: Legislatíva. Teoretická východiská a problémy. Praha: Aleš Čeněk, 2018;
ŠÍN, Z.: Tvorba práva ( Pravidla, metodika, technika). 2 vydání. Plzeň C.H. Beck, 2009;
GERLOCH, A. – KYSELA, J. (ed.): Tvorba práva v České republice po vstupu do Evropské unie. Praha: ASPI, 2007;
KNAPP, V.: Tvorba práva a její současné problémy, Praha 1998
platné právne predpisy (Ústava SR, zákon č. 350/1996 Z. z. o rokovacom poriadku Národnej rady SR v znení neskorších predpisov a zákon č. 400/2015 Z. z. o tvorbe právnych predpisov a o Zbierke zákonov SR a o zmene a doplnení niektorých zákonov).
- active participation in consultations,
- preparing documents used for discussions held during consultations,
- self-study according to the teacher's instructions
Slovak
Profile course, Course method: full time form – present, half-time form - distance
I. Theoretical part
I.1 Law-making as a process of producing legislation (law-making in the legal and sociological sense, theoretical analysis of the law-making process, legal regulation of the law-making process in the Slovak Republic and selected countries of the European Union);
I.2 Law-making as a political and democratic process;
I.3 Law-making as the ability to write legislation (the art of writing laws);
I.4 Theoretical foundations of judicial law-making and its application in the Slovak Republic;
I.5 Discussion on current problems of law-making in the Slovak Republic
II. Practical part
II.1 Legislative-technical design of a draft legislation (elimination of legislative-
technical errors);
II.2 Preparation of a legislative plan (based on the student's choice);
II.3 Preparation of a draft legislation of the student's choice and its presentation at a
consultation;
II.4 Opposition of draft legislation submitted for consultation by other students;
II.5 Analysis of selected decisions of the Constitutional Court of the Slovak Republic or ECHR.
The expectation is that a graduate of this course of study will
1) deepen the theoretical knowledge of law making, law-making processes, and tendencies of development in the theory of law making, as well as judicial law-making in the Slovak Republic and the European Union;
2) acquire the legislative-technical rules of law-making and acquire practical skills in the sphere of law-making (legislative-technical editing of normative texts, ability to prepare a legislative plan and a draft of a legal regulation and to present it in a qualified manner, etc.).
1. Brostl, A. a kol. Teória práva. Plzeň:Aleš Čeněk, 2013
2. Knapp, V. Teorie prava. Praha: C.H.BECK, 1995
3. Prusák, J. Teória práva. Bratislava: Vydavateľské oddelenie Právnickej fakulty UKI, 1995
4. Holländer, P. Filosofie práva. Plzeň: Aleš Čeněk, 2006
5. Brostl, A. Dejiny politického a právneho myslenia. Bratislava: IURA EDITION, 1999
6. Pelikán, R. Právní subjektivita. Praha:Wolters Kluwer, 2012
7. Barány, E.: Pojmy dobrého práva. Žilina: Eurokódex, 2007
8. Dworkin, R.: Když se práva berou vážne. Praha, 2001
9. Alexy, R.: Pojem a platnosť práva. Bratislava:Kaligram, 2009
10. Radbruch, G.: O napětí mezi účely práva.Praha: Wolters Kluwer, 2012
11. Hart, H.L.A.: Pojem práva, Praha 2004
The condition for passing the course is to attend seminars in the scope specified in the study plan and to prepare and present a report on the assigned topic. The topic of the paper is related to the topic of the dissertation.
Slovak
Profile course, Course method: full time form – present, half-time form - distance
1. What is law and what are the foundations for understanding law. Law as an evaluative and evaluated system.
2. Sources of law. Legal norms and legal principles as elements of the legal system. Legal relations.
3. Purpose of law and purpose in law. System of law and codification of law. Implementation of a legal norm. Application of law.
4. Legal reasoning, interpretation, and a legal dispute. The problem of the completeness of law. Consideration in law. Legal responsibility.
The result of passing the course is a thorough clarification of the basic topics and problems of legal theory for third level students. It intends to contribute to a deeper penetration into the individual disciplines of positive law.
Active participation in lectures and seminars of important domestic and foreign experts organized for doctoral students by the faculty, resp. university
By attending lectures and seminars, the doctoral student deepens his / her knowledge especially in the field of his / her scientific focus by obtaining information and deepening knowledge from important experts working in the relevant fields, which also leads to further personal and professional development of the doctoral student as a future research and pedagogical worker.SK
Preukázanie podielu na riešení výskumného projektu alebo vypracovanie konkrétnej vedeckej úlohy nad rámec dizertačnej práce.
Active participation in lectures and seminars of important domestic and foreign experts organized for doctoral students by the faculty, resp. university
By attending lectures and seminars, the doctoral student deepens his / her knowledge especially in the field of his / her scientific focus by obtaining information and deepening knowledge from important experts working in the relevant fields, which also leads to further personal and professional development of the doctoral student as a future research and pedagogical worker.
Active participation in seminars, schools and at the Spring School of PhD students. Presentation of the results of own scientific work or scientific project of doctoral study.
Gaining knowledge about current trends in the development of scientific disciplines at UPJŠ at home international context. Presentation of own scientific results or scientific project doctoral studies in the community of doctoral students in their own field and related scientific fields
Active participation in seminars, schools and at the Spring School of PhD students. Presentation of the results of own scientific work or scientific project of doctoral study.
Gaining knowledge about current trends in the development of scientific disciplines at UPJŠ at home
international context. Presentation of own scientific results or scientific project doctoral studies in the community of doctoral students in their own field and related scientific fields
Elaboration of the proposal of own research project within the Internal grant system VVGS according to the instructions of the teacher and the trainer
After completing the course, the doctoral student is able to formulate on the basis of knowledge of the state of knowledge, methodology and resources a new specific research problem, including a proposal for its solution according to standards of the department and the requirements of the sponsor of basic or applied research. He has competence to evaluate their own strengths and weaknesses, to plan such work strategies for themselves and those that are appropriate to the set goal.
Elaboration of the proposal of own research project within the Internal grant system VVGS according to the instructions of the teacher and the trainer
After completing the course, the doctoral student is able to formulate on the basis of knowledge of the state of knowledge, methodology and resources a new specific research problem, including a proposal for its solution according to standards of the department and the requirements of the sponsor of basic or applied research. He has competence to evaluate their own strengths and weaknesses, to plan such work strategies for themselves and those that are appropriate to the set goal.
Preparation of the requested legal opinion, analysis or decision.
By preparing a legal opinion, analysis or decision, the doctoral student demonstrates a broad and scientifically based knowledge in the field of study, as well as knowledge of a wide range of methods and approaches. Demonstrates the ability to critically assess a professional problem and its proposed solution, as well as evaluate it and possibly propose another solution.
Preparation of the requested legal opinion, analysis or decision.
By preparing a legal opinion, analysis or decision, the doctoral student demonstrates a broad and scientifically based knowledge in the field of study, as well as knowledge of a wide range of methods and approaches. Demonstrates the ability to critically assess a professional problem and its proposed solution, as well as evaluate it and possibly propose another solution.
1. BUSCH, J. – KONRATH, Ch.: Schreib Guide Jus. Juristisches Schreiben für Studium und Praxis. Wien 2002.
2. ECO, U.: Jak napsat diplomovou práci. Olomouc 1997. GONDA, V.: Doktorandské štúdium a dizertačná práca. Bratislava 2002.
3. KIMLIČKA, Š.: Ako citovať a vytvárať zoznamy bibliografických odkazov podľa noriem ISO 690 pre „klasické“ aj elektronické zdroje. Bratislava 2002
4. MOSNÝ, P. – LACLAVÍKOVÁ, M. – SISKOVIČ, Š.: Metodológia vedeckej práce (pre potreby právnického štúdia). Bratislava: Wolters Kluwer, 2019
Active participation in seminars. Presentation of acquired knowledge by defining applicable research methods while conducting research within student's dissertation topic.
Slovak
Profile course, Course method: full time form – present, half-time form - distance
1. Science and legal science (basic concepts of legal science and science in general).
2. Legal methodology, possibilities and limits of legal methodology, basic principles, including principles of scientific ethics
3. Breakdown of scientific methods with emphasis on the requirements and practice of legal science
4. Methodology of scientific work (choice of topic, working material, search strategy and obtaining an overview)
5. Methodology of drafting thesis (scheme of the thesis, pursuit of the set goal, effective literature processing, elements and structure of the thesis, formal requirements).
By passing this course, the student should be able to identify scientific methods and their breakdown, and to subsequently choose and apply them correctly in solving individual research problems in jurisprudence.