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Discretionary Justice Development. Mindfulness. Quantum theory

https://doi.org/10.30729/2541-8823-2021-6-1-24-66

Abstract

As a result of a very little body of academic research on the influence of judicial discretion on civil justice, there is the question if judicial discretion should be an important component of civil justice reforms. The question is crucial, as there are still many forces against discretionary justice and little attention to comprehensive study the phenomenon of judicial discretion. The paper provides answers three questions: Why discretionary justice? Why the development of comparatve discretionary justice? Why through mindfulness and quantum theory? We pay attention on interconnections of problems of different branches of law and on an interdisciplinary context. This article is designed to explore the problem of discretionary justice in a new and innovative way. We intend to create a space of reflection and communication where salient questions of discretionary justice and its context(s) can be re-negotiated from a variety of disciplinary perspectives, and re-connected with other disciplins. It is designed to enhance a re-location of the essay of discretionary justice among other sciences and can thus allow to develop innovative research agendas in multidisciplinary constellations beyond just a legal focus. Here we use , inter alia, “The judgments of the European Court of Human Rights in the civil procedure of the Russian Federation” of A.R. Sultanov,“Helgoland” of Italian physicist Carlo Rovelli, coming out in September 2020

About the Author

O Papkova
University of Pavia
Italy

Olga Papkova (Pavia, Italy) — Candidate of Legal Sciences

69, Gorizia viale, Pavia, 27100, Italy



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Papkova O. Discretionary Justice Development. Mindfulness. Quantum theory. Kazan University Law Review. 2021;6(1):24-66. https://doi.org/10.30729/2541-8823-2021-6-1-24-66

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