Titlebook: Judicial Power in a Globalized World; Liber Amicorum Vince Paulo Pinto de Albuquerque,Krzysztof Wojtyczek Book 2019 Springer Nature Switzer

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The Independence of the Judiciary in Strasbourg Judicial Disciplinary Case Law: Judges as Applicantcial Councils who participated in the disciplinary proceedings instituted against applicant judges, as respondents. It lists the violated provisions of the European Convention on Human Rights resorted to by applicant judges with Article 6 being the most successfully invoked provision before the Cour

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The Fair Trial as a Guarantee of the Administrative Procedure, substantialist approach, the principles established in the European Convention on Human Rights about fair trial do not only apply to judicial proceedings. In some specific cases, these principles can in fact be applied to administrative procedures as well. Nevertheless, the application of art. 6 to

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Independence of International Courts,y broad as these courts decide issues ranging from trade agreements to human rights. Given that their decisions are binding, their impact on internal policies of states and on their legal systems is significant. At the same time, the ever-increasing power that international courts are acquiring has

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Institutional Nature of International Courts and Its Impact on Their Competence,e states enjoy their sovereign power. They make their independent decisions to join international organizations, to sign certain international treaties. Their decisions should be based on the recognition that the objectives of an international treaty or organization are in the interests of their mem

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The Dialogue Between the European Court of Human Rights and Domestic Authorities: Between Respect fdiciary and the Legislative power. The renewed use of the subsidiarity principle has increased dialogue between the domestic and European level. However, in the difficult context experienced by the European system, the Court must prevent dialogue from turning into deference to the detriment of Human

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On Legitimacy for the Exercise of Public Power,n, a permit, an allowance, an authorization, an administrative fine, a tax or a duty to perform something (e.g., tearing down a house that was illegally built). The decision implies public power irrespective of whether the individual through the decision receives what he applied for or was denied it

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