Lo status del concepito nell'ordinamento giuridico polacco
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The contribution probes the Polish legal system to understand which is the status of the human being not yet born. An interesting fresco goes out in which the analysis of the criminal and civil law follows the analysis of the constitutional law. The picture is on the whole uniform in recognizing new born as a human being owner of the personal and fundamental rights to life, health and physical integrity, nevertheless there are contradictions and gaps, that the doctrinal interpretation is trying to overcome without, however, succeeding completely. The task of filling gaps and overcoming contradictions is just so committed to the Civil code reform project which began over the last few months. The most meaningful aspect concerns the change of the Civil code to recognize the legal capacity of new born with regards to the personal goods (life, health, physical integrity), legal capacity staying subordinate to the birth with regards to the patrimonial rights. Finally, the article dwells in short upon the European Petition for life and human dignity to which the Polish Movement for life has provided, and it is offering, a remarkable contribution.
How to Cite
Haberko, J., & Casini, M. (2008). Lo status del concepito nell’ordinamento giuridico polacco. Medicina E Morale, 57(5). https://doi.org/10.4081/mem.2008.270
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