Programme of the Conference
First Day of the Conference, Thursday, 7 March 2013
8.15 Registration of Guests and Morning Coffee
9.00 Opening of the Conference, Prof. Tadeusz Tomaszewski,
Vice Rector of University of Warsaw
Wellome speeches: Prof. Krzysztof Rączka, Dean of the Faculty
of Law and Administration, University of Warsaw
Prof. Wojciech Pawlik, Dean of the Faculty of Applied Social
Sciences and Resocialization
Prof. Zbigniew Jędrzejewski, Director of the Institute of Criminal Law
of the Faculty of Law and Administration of University of Warsaw
Prof. Andrzej Rzepliński, Chair of Criminology and Criminal Policy
IPSiR WSNSiR , University of Warsaw, President of Constitutional
Court of the Republic of Poland
Dr hab. Danuta Lalak, Director of theInstitute of Social Prevention
and Resocialization (IPSiR) WSNSiR, University of Warsaw
Professor Richard PringProfessor at the University of Oxford, and
Emeritus Fellow, Green-Templeton College, Oxford
9.35 Prof. Jarosław Utrat-Milecki,Division of Culturally Integrated
Legal and Social Studies IPSiR, European Centre for Penological
Studies named after Prof. G. Rejman, University of Warsaw
Introduction to the Conference: Wellcoming to Polish and Foreing
Guests. The Remembrance of Prof. Genowefa Rejman. The 5th
Anniversary of the Division of Culturally Integrated Legal and Social
Studies IPSiR and the 5th Anniversary of European Centre for
Penological Studies named after Prof. G. Rejman. The Principles of
culturallyintegratedstudies of the Division of CulturallyIntegrated
Legal and Social Studies as basis for the research programme of
National Scientific Center of the Republic of Poland on Penal
Cultures and Reforms of Criminal Law in Poland
I Session. Contemporary Penal Culture. Introduction to the
Question of Reforms of Criminal Law
Moderator: Prof. Jarosław Utrat-Milecki,
9.45 Prof. Marian Filar, Chair of Criminal Law and Criminal policy,
Faculty of Law, University of Nicolaus Copernicus in Toruń
Contemporary Penal Cultures
10.05 Prof. Andrzej Zoll, Chair of SubstantialCriminal Law, Faculty
of Law, JagiellonianUniversity
President of the Commission for Codification of Criminal Law by the
Ministry of Justice
From the Workshop of the Commission for Codification of Criminal
Law
10.25 Prof. Richard Pring, University of Oxford, EmeritusFellow
Green–Templeton College, Oxford
Personal Development and Avoidance of Crime
10.55 Prof. Maria Rogacka-Rzewnicka, Division of the international
Law of Criminal Procedure , Faculty of Law, University of Warsaw
Civilisation and Cultural Trasformation of the Proceedings of
Criminal Law. Historical and Contemporary Perspectives
11.15 Prof. Robert Zawłocki,Division of Criminal Law, Faculty of
Law, University of Adam Mickiewicz, Poznań
On the Need of Reform of the Language of Criminal Law
11.35 Coffee Break
11.50 Prof. Piotr Girdwoyń, Chair of Forensic Studies, Centre for
Forensic Sciences, Faculty of Law, University of Warsaw
Scientific Proofs and the Evolution of the Criminal Proceedings
12.10 Prof. Anna Wójtowicz, Division of Logic , Institute of
Philosophy, University of Warsaw
Remarks on Rationality of the Deduction in the Criminal Lawsuit
Based on Trace Evidence
12.30 – 13.00 Discussion
13.30 lunch
II Session. Contemporary Factors Influencing the
Administration of Criminal Justice
Moderator: Prof. Andrzej Zoll
14.30 Prof. Król-Bogomilska Chair of Criminal law, Faculty of Law,
University of Warsaw
Relations of Criminal law with the Economyin the Light of
Criminalisation of Trusts : Remarks from the Practical Point of View
14.45 Dr Maria Szczepaniec, Economical Effectiveness of
Punishment and the Just Punishment
15.00 Dr Joanna Felczak, Faculty of Economics, The Buisness
School of Bishop J. Chrapek in Radom,
Calculator of Costs of Desistance – How Much Do Clients of Social
Work, the Former Residents of Prisons Cost?
15.15 Prof. Kazimierz Frieske, Division of Social Problems and
Social Planning, Institute of Sociology, University of Warsaw
Economy of Crime: Illusions, Misunderstandings and Dangers
15.35 Prof. Tomasz Kaczmarek, Prof.Emeritus, Chair of Substantive
Criminal law, Faculty of Law, University of Wrocław
The Influence of Personality of Judge on the Administering of
Punishment (Remarks Related to Research on Psycho-Social
Factors Influencing Decision of the Judge Administering Criminal
Justice)
15.55 Prof. Ewa Nowicka, Division of Social Anthropology, Institute
of Sociology, University of Warsaw
Methodological Remarks on Anthropological Research Concerning
Opinions of Judges and Other Professional from Criminal Justice
System on Punishment
16.10 Coffee Break
16.25 doc dr Jadwiga Królikowska, Division of CulturallyIntegrated
Legal and Social Studies IPSiR, European Centre for Penological
Studies named after Prof. G. Rejman, University of Warsaw
On the Development of Sociological Studies Concerning Opinions of
Judges on the Administering of Punishment in Criminal Justice
System: Bronisław Wróblewski, Witold Świda, Tomasz Kaczmarek.
The Presentation of the Principles and Results of the Pilot Research
in the Framework of the Programme of National Centre for Science
”Penal Cultures, Reforms of Criminal Law…” on the Opinions of
Judges and Other Professionals in Criminal Justice System on
Punishemnt and its Administering 2012/2013
16.50 Dr Cezariusz Sońta, Chair of Criminal Law, Faculty of Law,
University of Warsaw
Terrorism and the Clause of the Terroristic Character of Crime
17.05 Dr Łukasz Chojniak, Chair of Criminology and Criminal Policy,
IPSiR, University of Warsaw
Criminal Law in Mass Media – Mass Media in Criminal
Proceedings. The Mutual Relations and the Resulting
Consequences.
17.20 Dr Łukasz Ostrowski, Division of Culturally Integrated Legal
and Social Studies IPSiR, University of Warsaw
And so is the End of Criminals: the Picture of Criminal Punishment
in the Tabloid ”Fact” , the Researchin the Framework of the
Programme of National Council for Science ”Penal Cultures and
Reforms of Criminal Law…” 2012/2013
17.40 Discussion and Closing of the First Day of the
Conference
19.00 The Ceremonial Dinner for Speakers and Honorary
Guests
Second Day of the Conference, Friday, 8 March 2013
8.45 Morning Coffee
9.00 Opening of the Second Day of the Conference
III Session. Historical and Cultural Diversity of Penal Cultures.
Case Studies. Diachronic and Sinchronic Comparisons
Moderators: doc dr Jadwiga Królikowska, prof. Jarosław UtratMilecki
9.00 Prof. Michel Mazoyer, Université Paris I- Panthéon Sorbonne,
directeur de publication Cubaba
Code de lois hittite, le premier Code de lois indo-européenconnuà
ce jour
9.30 Dr Bogusława Filipowicz, Division of Culturally Integrated Legal
and Social Studies IPSiR, University of Warsaw
Criminal Law in Syria-Palestine in the Light of
the
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9.50 Dr Maciej Jońca, CatholicUniversity of John Paul II in Lublin,
Chair of the Roman Law
Revenge as the Source of Repression by the Ancient Greeks
10.10 Prof. Ute Meier, Fakultät für Religionspädagogik und
Kirchliche Bildungsarbeit, Katholische Universität EichstättIngolstadt
Strafe und Vergebung- ein unaufhebbares Paradox für Christen?
Theologische, sozialpsychologische und pädagogische Aspekte zu
einer Kernfrage des Verhältnisses von Rechtund Evangelium.
Versucheiner Neuvermessung der Strafunktionstheorie aus
Christlicher Sicht
10.40 Coffee Break
10.55 Prof. Witold Kulesza, Division of Substantial Criminal Law,
Faculty of Law, University of Łódź
Fascist and Communist Propaganda in the Light of Criminal law.
Critical Remarks.
11.15 Prof. Janusz Danecki, Chair of Arabic and Islamic Studies,
Faculty of Oriental Studies, University of Warsaw
Changes in Egyptian and Tunesian Law after 2010
11.35 Dr Michał Leciak, dr Janusz Bojarski, Chair of Criminal Law
and Criminal Policy, Faculty of Law, University of Nicolaus
Copernicus, Toruń
Protection of Women Against Violence in the Convention and
Patterns in International and Constitutional Law Provisions in
Respect of Freedoms of Ethnic, Religious and National Minorities
etc.
11.55 Prof. Monika Płatek, Division of Criminology, Faculty of Law,
University of Warsaw
Comparative Analysis of Sexual Offences from the Perspective of
Sexual Autonomy
12.15 Dr Dagmara Woźniakowska-Fajst , Chair of Criminology and
Criminal Policy, University of Warsaw
Comparative Study of Stalking in the Polish Legal System and in the
Legal Systems of Other States of the European Union
12.30 Dr Paulina Wiktorska, Chair of Criminology and Criminal
Policy, University of Warsaw
The Newest Complex Legislative Changes in Respect of Prevention
and Combating Violence Against Close Relatives in Poland
12.45 Dr Sylwia Różycka-Jaroś, Division of Culturally Integrated
Legal and Social Studies IPSiR, University of Warsaw
Punitiveness in Dealing with the Issue of Using Criminal Justice
System for Juveniles
13.00 Dr Beata Czarnecka-Dzialuk, Division of Criminal Law, Polish
Academy of Sciences
Mediation in Criminal Law Provisions and Provisions in Respect of
Juveniles- the Directions of Changes
13.15-13.45 Discussion
13.45 lunch
IV Session. Studies on Prevention, Punishment and Carrying
out Sentences and on Other Repressive Means in the Context
of Quick Sociocultural Trasformations.
Moderator: prof. Marian Filar
14.45 Franz Kȍpl, Dozent am Fortbildung der Bayerischen Polizei in
Airing, prof. Janusz Surzykiewicz, Chair of Social Pedagogy IPSiR,
University of Warsaw
Sind Polizisten die besseren Sozialpädagogen?
15.15 Kerrie Schaffer, PhD, College of Humanities, Department of
Drama, University of Exeter
The Impact of Participatory Art Practices on Preventing Youth at
Risk Entering the Juvenile Justice System
15.45 Prof. Stefan Lelental, Zakład Nauki o Karze i Środkach
Penalnych, Wydział Prawa, Uniwersytet Łódzki
Controlling in Conformity with Legal Provisions Related to
Electronic Supervision the Duty of Remaining the Convict Person
with the Prohibition of Entry Certain Mass Events in the Place of
Permanent Residence
16.05 Prof. Jolanta Jakubowska-Hara, Division of Criminal Law,
Polish Academy of Sciences
Role of the fine in Criminal Policy
16.25 Prof. J. Utrat-Milecki, Division of Culturally Integrated Legal
and Social Studies IPSiR, European Centre for Penological Studies
named after Prof. G. Rejman, University of Warsaw
Penal Cultures. Remarks on Rationality of Applying Punishments:
1) Punishment of Detention, Case of the Problem of Classifcation of
the Institution of Remand in the Context of Critique of the Premisses
of its Application Provided by Art. 77 of Polish Criminal Code;
2) Case of Probation and Community Based Penalties, Remarks
Provoked by the Recently Amended Provision of art. 169 par 3 of
the Polish Code of Carrying out Sentences;
3) Remarks Concerning Recommendations for Using Electronic
Supervision in the Framework of Construction of Community Based
Sentences
17.00 Dr Alicja Ornowska, Pupil of the Chair of Criminal Law and
Criminal Policy, Faculty of Law, University of Nicolaus Copernicus in
Toruń
Contemporary Penalties of Working in Community from the
Comparative Perspective with Remarks Concerning Historical
Genesis and Transformations of the Punishment of Forced Labour
17.20 Dr Paweł Szczepaniak, Division of Resocialization and
Pedagogy IPSiR, University of Warsaw,
Mediation after Sentence in Poland in the Light of International
Standards
17.35 Dr Michał Fajst, Division of Criminology, Faculty of Law,
University of Warsaw
Problem of Carrying out Sentences of Deprivation of Liberty of Old
Prisoners
17.50 Dr Tomasz Przesławski , Division of Penitentiary Law and
Policy IPSiR, University of Warsaw
Responsibility of the State for the Losses Caused to the Prisoners
18.05 Dariusz Schmidt, Division of Resocialization and Pedagogy
IPSiR, University of Warsaw
Reforms of the System of Carrying out the Sentences of Deprivation
of Liberty in Chosen German Speaking Countries
18.25 Discussion and the End of the Conference
Conference organised in the Framework of the Programme of
NationalCouncil for Science, the Contract nr UMO2011/01/B/HS5/03/206 „Penal Cultures. CulturalContext of Criminal
Policy and Reforms of Criminal Law. Penological, historical ,
Sociological and Cultural (Anthropological) Analysis of Reforms of
Criminal Law in Poland in the Context of European and
International Tendencies,
the Director of the Programme Prof. Jarosław Utrat-Milecki