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In the light of the case law of the European Court of Human Rights, the Convention for the Protectionof Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms is a living instrument “which must be interpreted in the light of present-day conditions”. The basic purpose of the article is an attempt to address critical questions about some of the standard arguments for the legitimacy of the evolutive interpretation of the Convention. The author claims that although the Court’s approach to the Convention as a „living instrument” is fi rmly rooted in its case law and legal theory, an adequate justifi cation for such an approach is still an open question and is considered as an open theoretical issue. The article consists of two parts. In the fi rst part the author briefl y describes the essential elements of treating the Convention as a living instrument, and illustrates, on the example of selected Court’s judgments, the manner in which this idea is applied in practice, i.e. the legal (judicial) reasoning refl ecting such an approach. In the second part, after pointing out the specifi c context in which the legitimacy of the dynamic interpretation of the Convention can be considered, he identifi es and critically examines a number of arguments raised in support of for this interpretation both in the legal theory and in the case-law of the Court.
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W dobie celebrytyzacji życia politycznego oraz intymizacji przekazu medialnego zyskuje na znaczeniu problematyka granic prawnej ochrony prywatności przed naruszeniami ze strony mediów. W pierwszej części artykułu („SM” 2014, nr 2) zostało zaprezentowane stanowisko Trybunału Europejskiego w kwestii wspomnianych granic. W tej części przychylne mediom orzecznictwo Trybunału zostało zestawione ze znacznie bardziej restrykcyjnymi przepisami krajowymi obowiązującymi w tej materii. Poddano też analizie skutki, jakie podejście tego organu może mieć dla debaty publicznej w Polsce. Przede wszystkim zwrócono uwagę na fakt, że ułatwia ono obywatelom formułowanie ocen na temat postaw moralnych osób publicznych, w tym zwłaszcza polityków.
EN
In the era of the celebritization of political life and the so-called intimization of media content issue of the boundaries of legal protection against violations of privacy by the media is becoming increasingly important. In the fi rst part of this article („SM” 2014, nr 2), the position of the European Court of Human Rights in the matters mentioned above is presented. In this part the favorable media Court’s position has been contrasted with much more restrictive relevant national rules. The possible effects of the Court’s approach on the public debate in Poland are analyzed. Attention has been drawn to the fact that this approach makes it easier for citizens to formulate judgments about moral attitudes of public fi gures, especially politicians.
PL
Artykuł zawiera omówienie stanowiska Trybunału Europejskiego w kwestii granic prawnej ochrony prywatności przed naruszeniami ze strony mediów. To stanowisko ewoluowało przez lata, a jako kluczowe etapy tego rozwoju wskazano wyroki w sprawach Tammer, von Hannover (1) oraz Axel Springer i von Hannover (nr 2). Test sformułowany w tych dwóch wyrokach stanowi ukoronowanie dorobku orzeczniczego Trybunału dotyczącego relacji art. 8 i art. 10 Konwencji europejskiej.
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The article contains a discussion of the stand of the European Court of Human Rights concerning the legal boundaries of protecting privacy from violations on account of media. This standpoint evolved through the years, and as the key stages of this development, verdicts in the cases Tammer, von Hannover (1) and Axel Springer and von Hannover (nr 2) are recalled. The test created in these two verdicts is the crown achievement of the Courts jurisdiction work concerning the relations of article 8 and article 10 of the Convention.
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