Wspólnotowy dorobek prawny a standardy państwa demokratycznego

The purpose of this article is to present analysis of the EU term „acquis communautaire” and to examine - on Poland example – how contents connected with this term shaped by EU regulations, judicial decisions, literature, impact on constitutional standards, which in Poland are traditionally linked with concept of „a democratic law state”. The term „acquis communautaire” is not identical to the term „law” in a democratic state such as e.g. Poland. This term has a political character; it has no legal definition in EU or a complaint definition in literature. It contradicts „law” and its function. Its content is temporarily shaped for integration purposes and is to abrogate legal sovereignty of the member states. The term „acquis communautaire” constitutes foundation for EU structures, legal and organisational concepts which are representative for anti-democratic systems. Their purpose is to abrogate sovereignty of the member states.