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Author: Aušra RAULICKYTE, Inga VINOGRADNAITE
Topic category: European Union Law
, Legislation

The article analyses the justice sector reforms in Moldova. Tracing of reform process in Moldova, combined with the insights of europeanization theories and theories of legal sector reforms, was applied for the identification of the mechanism, which explains, why the reform was not successful in Moldova.

Author: Petras Ragauskas
Topic category: European Union Law
, Legislation

The Lisbon Treaty provides quite a number of novelties in the legislation of the European Union. These novelties have already been considered in the Treaty establishing the Constitution of Europe (which never entered into force), considering the principle aims relating law creation thereof as the democratization and reformation of the system which was held as too much complicated.

Author: Skirmantė GADEIKYTĖ
Topic category: Criminal Proceedings Law, Constitutional Law, Legislation

The purpose of the report is to share insights on the topic of the conference - the relationship between public interest and legitimate expectations as constitutional values, to review the powers and competence of the prosecutor as a universal public interest protection entity, to discuss the legal prerequisites and conditions of the prosecutor's intervention in the existing legal relations, to reveal in what aspects individuals the problem of legitimate expectations is relevant for the public interest protection function of the prosecutor.

Author: Johanas BALTRIMAS
Topic category: Criminal Law
, Legislation, Theory of Law

This paper presents an attempt to evaluate, whether system of legal liability for violations of academic ethics in Lithuania meets the constitutional requirement for law to be consistent.

Author: Gintautas Sakalauskas, Laura Ūselė
Topic category: Criminal Law, Legislation

The article deals with social and legal problematic of corporal punishment of children. International recommendations, experience of other countries, also social, cultural, pedagogical and legal development tendencies in Lithuania are analyzed. The authors make the conclusion that legal prohibition of corporal punishment of children is necessary in Lithuania, and it will form a new attitude in the society. Several versions of possible legal regulation are suggested for further discussions in a wider circle.

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