The importance of implementing soft law standards in legal and constitutional matters in the European Union system – the case of Poland
The importance of implementing soft law standards in legal and constitutional matters in the European Union system – the case of Poland

Summary/Abstract: In today’s dynamic world, where global challenges bring new,often previously unknown aspects, there is an urgent need to adaptthe legal framework to contemporary realities. In this context, theEuropean Union, as one of the most complex and integrated legalsystems in the world, must constantly evolve to respond effectivelyto the challenges posed by modern society. One of the key elementsof this adaptation is the implementation of soft law standards in thelegal and constitutional framework of the European Union. Theconcept of soft law refers to norms and principles that, although notbinding in the traditional sense, influence the shaping of legal practiceand constitute an important tool for the interpretation andimplementation of hard legal norms. In the context of the EuropeanUnion, whose structure is based on a complex legal system coveringboth Community and national law, understanding and properapplication of soft law becomes a key issue to maintain unity andeffectiveness of action. This article will focus on analyzing theimportance of implementing soft law standards in the context of thelegal and constitutional system of the European Union. Boththeoretical and practical aspects will be considered, showing hownorms of this type influence the shaping and development ofEuropean law. Moreover, the article will attempt to assess theeffectiveness of these standards in the context of the changingpolitical and social realities that the European Union must currentlyface.

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