Łukasz Mirocha

Łukasz Mirocha is a Researcher at the Institute of Law and Administration (IPiA) in the Department of Legal Sciences at Pomeranian University in Słupsk. His work bridges legal theory, political philosophy, and contemporary social issues, focusing on religious freedom, LGBTQ+ rights, and civic education. He maintains a private legal practice since 2014 while contributing to academic research on family law, human rights jurisprudence, and legal pluralism.

Research Interests: His interdisciplinary work examines intersections between law and philosophy, particularly exploring how religious arguments shape public policy and legal frameworks. Key areas include surrogacy regulation, vaccination mandates, and the tension between individual conscience rights and anti-discrimination principles. He frequently analyzes European Court of Human Rights rulings to contextualize Polish legal practices within broader liberal/communitarian debates.

Key Projects: Participated in transitional justice research addressing legal/civic education's role in crime prevention. Active in multiple research teams including: Civil Law Research Group, Administrative Law Research Group, and Energy Law Research Group. Serves on the Scientific Council of Legal Disciplines at IPiA.

Labs/Teams: Member of the Philosophy of Law and Social Philosophy Association (IVR Polish Section). Collaborates with interdisciplinary groups on topics like bioethics, democratic education, and legal narrative theory.