The Role of Judicial Craft in Improving Democracy’s Resilience: The Case of Party Bans in Czechia, Hungary and Slovakia

IF 1.6 2区社会学 Q1 LAW

European Constitutional Law Review Pub Date : 2022-09-01 DOI:10.1017/S1574019622000256

M. Steuer

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Abstract

The unsuccessful petition to ban Slovakia’s extreme right parliamentary party – the value of focusing on judicial craft for studies of militant democracy and courts – statutory frameworks as intervening variables and their overview in Czechia, Hungary and Slovakia – key components of judicial craft endogenous to courts: consistency, legal reasoning skills, problem-solving abilities, creativity – the cases of Workers’ Party (Czechia), Slovak Togetherness–National Party (Slovakia), People’s Party Our Slovakia (Slovakia) and Hungarian Guard (Hungary) – the decisions of the Czech Supreme Administrative Court (2009) and the Slovak Supreme Court (2019) – re-evaluating what counts as ‘success’ with party bans: judicial craft affects the effectiveness of the statutory framework for party bans – a court-centric perspective on militant democracy when courts face illiberal assaults

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司法工艺在提高民主韧性中的作用:捷克、匈牙利和斯洛伐克的政党禁令案例

不成功的禁止斯洛伐克极右翼议会政党的请愿书——研究好战民主和法院时关注司法程序的价值——作为干预变量的法律框架及其在捷克、匈牙利和斯洛伐克的概述——法院内生司法程序的关键组成部分:一致性、法律推理能力、解决问题的能力、创造力——捷克工人党、斯洛伐克团结民族党、人民党我们斯洛伐克党和匈牙利卫队(匈牙利)的案例——捷克最高行政法院(2009年)和斯洛伐克最高法院(2019年)的裁决——重新评估什么是政党禁令的“成功”:司法技巧会影响禁止政党的法律框架的有效性——当法院面临非自由主义攻击时，以法院为中心的激进民主观点

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