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Vážení hodnot a zájmů při rozhodování nejvyšších soudů
Title in English | Weighing Values and Interests in Supreme Courts Decision-making |
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Year of publication | 2007 |
Type | Article in Proceedings |
Conference | Role nejvyšších soudů v evropských ústavních systémech - čas pro změnu? |
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Field | Law sciences |
Keywords | Supreme Courts ; European constitutional systems ; Decision-making |
Description | The rule of law should uphold three crucial values: justice, certainty and expediency. When all three values cannot be achieved at the same time, their coherence needs to be optimised, i. e. a compromise must be found. This leads to idea of pondering values, or of interest behind the purpose. When a conflict of fundamental values of the same level occurs, and because there is no material "scale of values", the individual judge or court shall decide on which one prevails. Different judges or different courts shall make different decisions that cannot be evaluated as "good" or "bad". |
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