TFL Vsebine / Revija Pravnik

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Avtor predstavi knjigo Časovnost razlage zakona, ki je leta 2018 izšla pri Slovenski akademiji znanosti in umetnosti kot rezultat znanstvene konference. Uredila sta jo Marijan Pavčnik in Tilen Štajnpihler Božič, s prispevki pa so sodelovali še Matjaž Ambrož, Rok Čeferin, Albin Igličar, Erik Kerševan, Aleš Novak, Tomaž Pavčnik, Jadranka Sovdat in Dragica Wedam Lukić. Imensko in stvarno kazalo je pripravila Mojca Zadravec. Pisci poglobljeno obravnavajo splošno analizo časovnosti razlage zakonov, pravo v času in čas v pravu, časovne razsežnosti v kazenskem pravu s poudarkom na problemu retroaktivne veljav- nosti podaljšanih zastaralnih rokov, razlago začetka veljavnosti, obvezne moči in uporabe zakona, predvidljivost v civilni pravdi, spremembe sodne prakse v civilnopravnih sporih in njihov vpliv na pravice strank v postopku, časovno vprašanje v prehodnih določbah v civilnem procesnem pravu, sklicevanje na tradicijo kot argument v pravnem razlogovanju, učinkovitost sodnega varstva zoper nosilce oblasti v prostoru in času ter navsezadnje časovne vidike v ustav- nosodni presoji. Avtor prikaza priporoča knjigo vsem teoretikom in praktikom ter predlaga nadaljevanje razprave o časovnosti prava, ki bi med drugim zajela sodno prakso tujih nacionalnih, evropskih in mednarodnih sodišč.

The author reviews the book Time-dependence of the Interpretation of Law published in 2018 by the Slovenian Academy of Sciences and Arts as a re- sult of the scientific conference under the editorship of Marijan Pavčnik and Tilen Štajnpihler Božič. The co-authors are Matjaž Ambrož, Rok Čeferin, Al- bin Igličar, Erik Kerševan, Aleš Novak, Tomaž Pavčnik, Jadranka Sovdat and Dragica Wedam Lukić. Indeces were authored by Mojca Zadravec. The con- tributors thoroughly analyse general aspects of time-dependence of the inter- pretation of law, law in time and time in law, dimensions of time in criminal law with a special emphasis on the problem of the retroactive applicability of extended limitation periods, interpretation of the validity, mandatory power and the application of the law, predictability of the civil procedure, case law changes in civil law disputes and their impact on parties’ rights in the proceed- ings, the time issue in transitional provisions of civil procedural law, appeal to tradition as an argument in legal reasoning, the effectiveness of judicial pro- tection against state authorities in space and time and, last but not least, tem- poral aspects of the constitutional review. In conclusion, the author strongly recommends the book to all academics and practitioners, suggesting further research of time-independence of the interpretation of law, including case law of national, European and international courts.

Time-Dependence of the Interpretation of Law