
The main goal of scientific research is to assess the corruption in the public and private sectors.
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Authors: Petras Ragauskas
Reviewers: prof. dr. Algimantas Urmonas, doc. dr. Ramūnas Birštonas

The main goal of scientific research is to assess the corruption in the public and private sectors.
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Authors: Petras Ragauskas
Reviewers: prof. dr. Algimantas Urmonas, doc. dr. Ramūnas Birštonas

The aim of this research was to create and propose a model for cooperation of the stakeholders after assessment of mechanisms used for the identification of domestic violence, provision of assistance and the existing practices of the multi-agency cooperation. The research included identification of the key stakeholders, determination of their interrelationships as well as analysis of the existing forms and practices of cooperation.
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Authors: Ilona Michailovič, Svetlana Justickaja, Rūta Vaičiūnienė, Vaidas Kalpokas, Evaldas Visockas
Reviewers: doc. dr. Algimantas Čepas, dr. Vilana Pilinkaitė Sotirovič

The aim of this research is to discuss the needs, preconditions and possibilities for modifying the legal regulation entrenched in the Constitution and the Law on the Constitutional Court, regulating the objects and subjects of the powers in question.
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Authors: Dovilė Pūraitė-Andrikienė
Reviewers: dr. Agnė Juškevičiūtė-Vilienė, dr. Juozas Valčiukas

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 main research question in this study was if civil confiscation would contribute substantial added value to the prevention of serious greedy and organized crime and corruption in the Lithuanian legal system.
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Authors: Skirmantas BIKELIS, Simonas MIKŠYS
Reviewers: Algimantas Čepas, Tomas Girdenis, Gintautas Sakalauskas

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 aim of this study is using theoretical model, and focus group interviews with correctional officers to analyse correctional interventions programs in Lithuanian penitentiary institutions and to reveal different problematic issues of its implementation.
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Authors: Rūta VAIČIŪNIENĖ, Vaidas VIRŠILAS
Reviewers: prof. dr. Snieguolė Matulienė, doc. dr. Laima Žilinskienė

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

The study analyzes aspects of the discretion of probation officers in making decisions in cases of probation rules breaches committed by probationeers. The largest part of the study is dedicated to the analysis of results of the survey of probation officers.
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Authors: Simonas NIKARTAS, Gintarė RINKEVIČIŪTĖ
Reviewers: dr. Aušra Pocienė, doc. dr. Alfredas Kiškis

Recently Lithuania decided to reform its regime of ex post evaluation of legislation adapting the national regulatory framework to the OECD recommendations and best practices of other European states. The core objective of this study was to search for an ex post evaluation model that would be most suitable for Lithuania and that would be based on OECD-compliant standards.
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Authors: Danguolė Bublienė, Agnė Limantė, Petras Ragauskas, Evelina Agota Vitkutė
Reviewers: prof. dr. Egidijus Šileikis, prof. dr. Raimundas Moisejevas