Portal Orzeczeń Sądów Powszechnych

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Bibliographic Details
Corporate Author: Ministerstwo Sprawiedliwości (Poland)
Language:Polish
Published: Warszawa : Ministerstwo Sprawiedliwości, 2012.
Subjects: Zobacz więcej...
Online Access:Zobacz w języku polskim
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A database of rulings from Polish common courts (appeal, district and regional courts). POSP (Portal Orzeczeń Sądów Powszechnych – the Common Court Ruling Library) provides unprompted by request publishing of ruling contents and rationales as issued by common courts. The rulings are available free of charge and requires no website user signup. The extent of published rulings has been determined by a board of judges and does not include any content that is exempt or of irrelevant legal or informative value, or repetitive rulings. All published rulings have been anonymised automatically by advanced text analysis algorithms. POSP allows users to run simple or advanced searches, which facilitate tracing the judicial workflow of a single department of a specific court or of the presiding judge. Each ruling is additionally linked to information not found in its content: the subject keyword and the legal basis, meaning the law on which the ruling is based. The dictionary of subject keywords is constantly being expanded based on submissions from the courts, which are analysed by the legal team of owners. The keywords are currently qualified as criminal, civil, labour, and social security-relevant. A full list of keywords is always available on POSP under subject keywords. Each ruling shown in the search results provides a reference block with a metadata set describing the originator and location of origin, plus additional details of the legal basis, the subject keyword, and headnote, if issued by the judge. The ruling body itself is available natively (HTML) and can be quickly exported to a PDF file or printed directly from the website. The ruling body features links in specific locations to the original text of the legal provisions referred to.
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