Předmět Influences of European Administrative Law to the Polish Administrative Law - Implementation, Public Information, Data Protection (MVV172K)

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Cíl

The aim of the course is to introduce students with the basic aspects of EU administrative law and the process of its implementation in Poland. During the course students will see differences between substantive and institutional administrative law and how this division influences implementation of EU law. Second objective is to familiarize students with regulations in EU and Poland (and partly in some other systems) concerning access to so called public information. The last goal is to get to know the example of material administrative law which finds its basis in EU system and are developed in Polish system – data protection rules.At the end of the course, students should:Be able to explain how European Union administrative law is being implemented in Poland;Be able to compare the influence and way of implementing European administrative institutional and substantive law;Have a better understanding of European administrative law implementation problems;Know the ratio legis and mechanisms of the right to access public information, including possible exceptions;Understand the reasons of common rules on data protection in EUBe familiar with the rules of data protection in EU and in Poland

Osnova

1. Introduction to European Union administrative law and its reflections in Polish administrative law2. Main rules of the EU administrative law implementation in Poland, specificity of administrative law implementation, differences in institutional and substantive administrative law3. Access to public information in EU and in Polanda. What is public information (case law)b. Legal basis for obtaining public informationc. Possible exceptions to the right to good administration (case law)4. Data protection in EU and Polanda. Freedom of transfer of information within the EUb. Rules on data processing, including data transfers within the EUc. Principles relating to data qualityd. Conditions of data transfers to third countries

Literatura

The Internet is the source of the study materials for this course; in rare instances, hard copies of articles of interest will be supplied to the students during the course.

Garant

doc. JUDr. Ing. Michal Radvan, Ph.D.

Vyučující

doc. JUDr. Ing. Michal Radvan, Ph.D.JUDr. Lukáš Potěšil, Ph.D.