Kiedy cnota staje się maską tyranii, czyli jeszcze kilka uwag o rozstrzygnięciu Trybunału Konstytucyjnego w sprawie K 1/20

In its judgment of 22.10.2020 (K 1/20), the Constitutional Court ruled out the possibility of aborting a pregnancy due to the occurrence of a so-called embryopathological premise. It deprived women of the possibility to make an autonomous decision in the case of severe and irreversible disability or...

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Published inPrzegląd Konstytucyjny Vol. 2023; no. 4 (2023); pp. 55 - 77
Main Author Niżnik-Mucha, Agata
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Polish
Published Jagiellonian University Press 21.05.2024
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Summary:In its judgment of 22.10.2020 (K 1/20), the Constitutional Court ruled out the possibility of aborting a pregnancy due to the occurrence of a so-called embryopathological premise. It deprived women of the possibility to make an autonomous decision in the case of severe and irreversible disability or incurable disease of the fetus. The paper analyses the Court’s errors in, inter alia, establishing the constitutional status of the nasciturus, conducting the dignity argument or the proportionality test. The authoress shows that the judgment is political and ideological in nature and that the Court refers to the judgment in Case K 26/96 in a selective and manipulative manner. The text to some extent polemics with the theses of P. Łącki and B. Wróblewski presented in the paper on Niekonstytucyjność tzw. aborcji eugenicznej (embriopatologicznej). Schemat argumentacji Trybunału Konstytucyjnego w sprawie K 1/20 (Unconstitutionality of the so-called eugenic (embryopathological) abortion. The pattern of argumentation of the Constitutional Tribunal in Case K 1/20), which came out in the previous issue of the “Przegląd Konstytucyjny” quarterly.
ISSN:2544-2031
2956-3623
DOI:10.4467/25442031PKO.23.027.19354