Vol. 24 No. 2 (2025): Miscellanea Historico-Iuridica Vol. XXIV No. 2

Articles

• Normativeness of the First 10 Articles of April Constitution of Poland

  Bartłomiej Wróblewski

  11–28

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• The Superior Role of the President of the Republic of Poland in the Provisions of the April Constitution of 23 April 1935

  Agnieszka Łukaszczuk-Walter

  29–45

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• “Sanctions Will Be Founded Upon Moral Moments” – A Few Remarks on the Aretology of the April Constitution (1935)

  Anna Tarnowska, Wojciech Włoch

  46–66

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• The April Constitution in the Context of the Idea of Polish National Law

  Marcin Łysko

  67–93

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• Application of the April Constitution During World War II. From the “Paris Agreement” to the Second July Crisis

  Marcin Kwiecień

  94–124

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• The April Constitution of Poland of 1935 in Political Narratives and in Science in the Early Years of the People’s Poland

  Michał Patryk Sadłowski

  125–160

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• Respect for Common Historical and Cultural Heritage as a Condition for Stimulating Cooperation Between Poland and Lithuania in the Processes of Regional and Euro‑Atlantic Integration

  Wojciech Lis

  162–191

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• Evolution of European Standards on Freedom of Expression in a Political Context

  Lucyna Szot

  192–222

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• The Principle of Self‑Determination of Nations in Polish Politico‑Legal Thought at the Beginning of the 20th Century. An Outline of the Issue

  Maciej Wojtacki

  223–257

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• Students’ Academic Circle of Lawyers of Stefan Batory University in Vilnius

  Henryka Ilgiewicz

  258–291

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• Evolution and Comparative Legal Analysis of Regulations Concerning Critical Infrastructure Protection in Poland and Lithuania

  Marcin Niedbała

  292–321

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• Lithuania’s Policy Toward the Polish Minority after 1990 in the Context of Preserving National Identity Based on Own Research

  Danuta Kamilewicz-Rucińska

  322–346

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• New Solutions and the Problems of Spelling the Forenames and Surnames of the Polish Minority in Lithuania in the Light of National and International Law

  Jarosław Wołkonowski, Aleksander Waszkiewicz, Łukasz Wardyn

  347–376

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• Historical and Legal Determinants of Debt Relief for Individuals

  Maciej Pannert

  378–414

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• A Few Reflections on the Maritime Activities of the Quaestorship during the Republic

  Piotr Kołodko

  415–438

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• The Legislative Powers of the King and the Sejm in Relation to Royal Towns in Poland in the 14th–16th Centuries

  Maciej Mikuła

  439–479

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• Definition of Crime (delictum) in Tractatus Criminalis of Tiberius Decianus (1509–1582)

  Bartosz Zalewski

  480–511

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• An Unknown Letter of Bishop Walerian Protaszewicz to Pope Gregory XIII from 1576 Concerning the Foundation of the University in Vilnius

  Piotr Niczyporuk

  512–530

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• The Ideal Official in Józef Olszewski’s Theory of Bureaucracy

  Anna Kryniecka-Piotrak

  531–556

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• Protection of Traffic Accident Victims in Poland – Evolution of the Liability of Motor Vehicle Owners and Mandatory Motor Insurance

  Ewa Jędrzejewska

  557–575

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• Lenin, Lawyer on the Law of Revolution. Selected Issues. Outline of the Problem

  Adam Lityński

  576–599

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• Is Soviet Law Still Relevant to Legal Academic Research? Polish Contributions to Soviet Legal Studies: Revisiting a Forgotten Jurisprudence

  Anna Stawarska-Rippel

  600–615

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• Social Constitutionalism: Mexico and Venezuela in the Process of Legal Transformation

  Łukasz Czarnecki

  616–632

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• Customary Law and Custom: Customary Inheritance Practices among Peasants in the Second Polish Republic

  Robert Jastrzębski

  633–662

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• Legal and Organizational Conditions of Health Care in the Second Polish Republic at the Central Level

  Agnieszka Daniluk, Magdalena Lewonowska

  663–687

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• Share in the State Income Tax Revenues and Additional Allowances Benefitting Local Government Associations in Interwar Poland

  Andrzej Witkowski

  688–734

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• The Right to Defense at the Threshold of Criminal Proceedings.Considerations on the Status of a Suspect in Polish Criminal Procedural Law – A Historical Perspective from 1928

  Marta Roksana Jasińska

  735–768

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• The Beginnings of the Common Judiciary in the So‑Called Recovered Territories in the Light of Selected Memories of Justice Employees

  Karol Siemaszko

  769–785

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• The Fate of Father Józef Majewski and the Significance of His Letter to the Editorial Board of “Kultura”

  Paweł Kowal

  786–813

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• The Legal Model for the Sale of State‑Owned Agricultural Properties in Poland in the Years 1958–1991

  Rafał Michałowski

  814–840

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• On the Application of the Philosophy of Ordinary Language to the Study of Law – Causation In The Law by Herbert L. A. Hart and Tony Honoré

  Katarzyna Doliwa

  841–866

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• A Useful Lesson in Good Legislation Needed Today. On Recognizing Public Health in the 1970 Draft of the Code of Misdemeanor

  Sebastian Czechowicz

  867–885

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• Recognition as Invalid of Judgments Issued Against Persons Repressed for Activities in Favour of the Independent Existence of the Polish State

  Magdalena Zamroczyńska

  886–920

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• Activities for the Independent Existence of the Polish State in the Light of the Jurisprudence of Criminal Courts

  Marta Mozgawa-Saj

  921–941

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• The Relevance and Application of the Maxim Facultas Probationum Non Est Angustanda in the Polish Criminal Procedure

  Zuzanna Kaja Fliszkiewicz

  942–963

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• The Development of the Legal Status of the Data Protection Officer in Poland

  Katarzyna Siemion

  964–986

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• The Evolution and Functions of the Presidency of the Council of the European Union – An Analysis of Polish Experiences from 2011 and 2025

  Mateusz Ziemblicki, Justyna E. Kulikowska-Kulesza

  987–1012

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• Review: The Constitutional Court of the Russian Federation: An Interpretation of the Experience. A Monograph, edited by A. N. Medushevsky, Center for Constitutional Studies, Moscow 2022, 652 pages

  Rafał Czachor

  1014–1026

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• Chronicle of the Bialystok Legal Historians Community (2024)

  Marcin Łysko

  1028–1035

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