115 KB16 KB200820252025Ilešič Bernik, Mojcastr. 411-416ISSN:1855-5861COBISSID_HOST:267726083URN:URN:NBN:SI:doc-R4NP4BEXslLexperaPravni letopisnačelo prilagajanja družbenim razmerjemprinciple of adapting to social circumstancesstability of the lawstabilnost pravaStabilnost prava in spreminjanje predpisov|Although the stability of the law is certainly a value worth striving for within the framework of the principle of legal certainty, this does not mean that the law must remain unchanged. The demand for legal stability requires that the legal framework should not be amended too frequently; however, this is balanced by the legislator’s duty to amend legislation when changing social circumstances so require. A review of constitutional court practice, in which the Constitutional Court has developed the principle of adapting to social circumstances, shows that the legislator is not entirely free to regulate situations differently at different points in time, as they must act in accordance with the principle of equal treatment and within constitutional limits regarding the prohibition of retroactivityČeprav si za stabilnost prava v okviru načela pravne varnosti gotovo velja prizadevati, pa to ne pomeni, da se pravo ne sme spreminjati. Zahteva po stabilnosti prava narekuje, naj se pravna ureditev ne spreminja prepogosto, nasproti pa je dolžnost zakonodajalca, da zakonodajo spremeni, če to narekujejo spremenjena družbena razmerja. Ob pregledu ustavnosodne prakse, v kateri je Ustavno sodišče oblikovalo načelo prilagajanja družbenim razmerjem, ugotovimo, da zakonodajalec pri urejanju položajev v različnih obdobjih na različen način ni popolnoma svoboden, saj mora ravnati v skladu z načelom enake obravnave in v ustavnih okvirih glede prepovedi retroaktivnostiTEXTznanstveno časopisjejournalsSlovenian National E-content AggregatorNational and University Library of SloveniaInštitut za primerjalno pravo pri Pravni fakulteti v Ljubljani IPP-PF