The European court of human rights, its judicial lawmaking and its impact on the case law of national courts
Date
2022Author
Гордєєв, Віталій Володимирович
Chernadchuk, T., Yasynok, D., Gordieiev, V., Klietsova, N., & Boiko, V
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Abstract: The article examines the problem of legal qualification of the legal positions
of the European Court of Human Rights. Various aspects of the functioning of the
European Court of Human Rights in the context of the human rights protection system
are considered. The article deals with the issue of the influence of legal positions on
civil law. In addition, the possibility of judicial law-making is consistently proved.
The existing approaches to understanding the nature of the legal position of the court
are summarized. It is shown that the European Court of Human Rights, when
interpreting certain provisions of the Convention for the Protection of Human Rights
and Fundamental Freedoms, focuses on its own decisions made earlier. A distinction is
made between the terms “legal position” and “decision of the European Court of
Human Rights”.