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Pozycja Dziennikarska krytyka władzy sądowniczej i jej przedstawicieliKorzeniewska-Lasota, Anna (Wydawnictwo Diecezjalne Adalbertinum, 2016)Freedom of speech and, stemming from it, freedom of the press, are unchallenged grounds of every democratic society. The author relying on the limits of the allowed journalist criticism, normatively outlined and earned by the judicature and doctrine, considers the issue of applying the limits to judges. It is also indicated that protecting judges from unjustified criticism is necessary and the range of this protection should be wider than the range specified by the legislator in relation to politics and people holding social functions.Pozycja Godność urzędu sędziego – uwagi na tle orzecznictwa sądów dyscyplinarnychKorzeniewska-Lasota, Anna (Wydawnictwo Diecezjalne Adalbertinum, 2011)The main topic of disscusion is the question of the dignity of the post of judge of the common courts of law. The authoress, on the basis of the law and the jurisdiction of the disciplinary court, in that regard, sought to determine the scope of the concept of "dignity of the post of judge". She tried to answer the question, what specific requirements should meet the judge, and how he should behave, or how he should not behave, to make his duties in dignified way? The answer was constructed by identifying the normative responsibilities, basing on the Constitution of Poland, content of the oath of judges, articles 82. and 82., points ‘a’ and ‘b’ of the act of the Law of the Common Court and ‘The Rules of Professional Ethics of Judges’. Then, under the jurisdiction of the disciplinary court of the Supreme Court was compiled the list of behaviors which affront to the dignity the post of judge.Pozycja Jawność postępowań dyscyplinarnychKorzeniewska-Lasota, Anna (Wydawnictwo Diecezjalne Adalbertinum, 2012)The principle of open proceedings is a guarantee of reliable judicial process. The considerations aim at answering the question whether this principle of open proceedings is applicable to disciplinary trials. Starting by a short characteristic of the specificity of disciplinary proceedings, the authoress passes to justifying a need of the applicability of the principle of open proceedings into all the models of disciplinary liability in order to ensure the procedural fairness and constitutional identity for the accused.Pozycja Nauczanie etyki prawniczej na studiach prawniczychKorzeniewska-Lasota, Anna (Wydawnictwo Diecezjalne Adalbertinum, 2015)The article constitutes another voice in a discussion referring to the model of legal education of the students of law. It concerns a problem that was bothering both academic and legal environment in the past few years: the problem of ethical preparation of future practitioners of legal occupations. The author depicts the theory of teaching legal ethics in the Polish departments of law and the position of legal ethics among other academic courses in legal studies.Pozycja Zasady postępowania dyscyplinarnegoKorzeniewska-Lasota, Anna (Wydawnictwo Diecezjalne Adalbertinum, 2013)Disciplinary proceedings are these of repressive nature wherein penalties which limit the freedom and rights of a guilty person can be adjudicated. Such proceedings are diversified and have no pattern for developing models of the disciplinary responsibility of particular professions, including professions of public confidence. By focusing on the diversification of disciplinary proceedings, including the rules of such proceedings in particular models, the authoress opts for uniforming rules of the proceedings. She considers it necessary and possible to define basic rules of disciplinary proceedings which can be referred to while developing a code of disciplinary proceedings or different models of proceedings for particular occupation groups or professions. The article postulates rules which, according to the authoress, seem to be fundamental while not necessarily fit for all types of disciplinary proceedings. She notes that her suggestions are to be a proposal for the further discussion on developing standards of reliable procedures in disciplinary proceedings.