Lietuvos socialinių mokslų teisės institutas
The purpose of these recommendations is to summarise and explain the main potential legal risks arising from the use of face recognition technologies in law enforcement and to propose possible solutions to manage these risks through the improvement of the policy and legal framework for the use of FRT.
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Authors: dr. Rita Matulionytė, dr. Agnė Limantė, dr. Eglė Kavoliūnaitė-Ragauskienė
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The study analyses trends in the development and use of artificial intelligence, classifications of AI systems and their impact on human rights.
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Authors: dr. Eglė Kavoliūnaitė-Ragauskienė
Reviewers: prof. dr. Paulius Pakutinskas, prof. dr. Ramūnas Birštonas
In 2016–2020 a special research program “A New Approach to Corruption: Challenges and Opportunities Beyond the Public Sector” was initiated and carried out by researchers of the Lithuanian Law Institute and also funded by the Lithuanian government. This monograph is a kind of quintessence of the research carried out during the implementation of the mentioned program, and its aim is a generalized assessment of the problem of corruption in the private sector in the Lithuanian…
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Tyrimo autoriai: dr. Kristina Ambrazevičiūtė , dr. Eglė Kavoliūnaitė-Ragauskienė, dr. Petras Ragauskas
Reviewers: prof. dr. Aurelijus Gutauskas, doc. dr. Dalia Vasarienė
The paper seeks to determine the point where the lobbying activities become illegal, which criteria could be used for the separation lobbying activities from the trading in influence, in which cases illegal lobbying activities might turn out into bribery, and in which cases it might turn out into trading in influence and how the legislature should be oriented in order to reduce the risks posed by illegal lobbying activities.
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Authors: Eglė KAVOLIŪNAITĖ-RAGAUSKIENĖ
Reviewers: doc. dr. Andrejus Novikovas, doc. dr. Remigijus Civinskas
The stuty aims to analyse the arguments explaining the causes of wide application informal exchange relations, confronting legal rules and provide insights and criteria enabling to separate a bribe from a gift. As well, it aims to formulate the possible steps for the restriction of the spread of the petty corruption in the society.
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Authors: Eglė Kavoliūnaitė-Ragauskienė
Reviewers: doc. dr. Tomas Girdenis, prof. dr. Aurelijus Gutauskas
The research paper aims to evaluate the regulation of liability for corruption in private sector in Lithuanian legal system. It must be noted that it examines not only the issues of criminal liability for corruption in private sector.
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Authors: Kristina AMBRAZEVIČIŪTĖ, Eglė KAVOLIŪNAITĖ-RAGAUSKIENĖ, Petras RAGAUSKAS
Reviewers: doc. dr. Rytis Krasauskas, doc. dr. Tomas Girdenis
This research analyses the suggested improvements, comparing the present regulation with the one in the proposal, investigates the motives behind the changes and speculates on their effect when improving the existing regulatory framework. A particular effort is made to assess the influence of suggested improvements on the legal system of Lithuania.
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Authors: Eglė KAVOLIŪNAITĖ-RAGAUSKIENĖ, dr. Agnė LIMANTĖ
Reviewers: habil. dr. Vytautas Nekrošius, dr. Gediminas Sagatys
Taking into account practical problems, the research seeks to find out causes of practical problems and having evaluated the sufficiency of legal regulation, the requirements of international and regional binding and guiding provisions, as well as case law of the national courts, the European Court of Human Rights and best practices from other countries, suggests certain models of criminal procedure policy change as regards interviewing, representing and…
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Authors: Eglė KAVOLIŪNAITĖ-RAGAUSKIENĖ
Reviewers: dr. Rima Ažubalytė, dr. Antanas Jatkevičius
In order to help the decision makers to decide on the concept of the lay judge institute in Lithuania, the the Law Institute of Lithuania carried out a research the results of which are presented in this monograph. The main goal of the research is to evaluate the opportunities and prospects regarding the introduction of lay judge institute into the legal system of the Republic of Lithuania.
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Authors: dr. Petras Ragauskas, Eglė Kavoliūnaitė-Ragauskienė, Mindaugas Lankauskas, dr. Rūta Latvelė, Vaidas Kalpokas (apklausų duomenų apdorojimas)
Reviewers: prof. dr. Rima Ažubalytė, prof. dr. (HP) Egidijus Kūris, prof. habil. dr. Vytautas Nekrošius
The research paper analyses Lithuanian case-law on three issues: imposition of sanctions upon legal persons, confiscation of secondary proceeds of crime and protection of bona fide third persons‘ rights in the procedure of confiscation of property.
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Authors: dr. Inga Daukšaitė, Eglė Kavoliūnaitė-Ragauskienė
Reviewers: prof. dr. Jonas Prapiestis, prof. dr. Ryšardas Burda
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