INDICATORS FOR MEASURING PREVALENCE OF CORRUPTION IN VARIOUS FIELDS: WHAT THEY REVEAL ABOUT SITUATION IN LITHUANIA (99)
The aim of the article is to identify how employee's duty not to disclose trade secrets and other confidential information is balanced against the constitutional freedom of the employee to choose a job in Lithuanian satutory and case law.
DISCONTINUATION OF THE CRIMINAL CASE BY JUDGEMENT AND PRESUMPTION OF INNOCENCE: PROBLEM ASPECTS IN THE CONTEXT OF INTERNATIONAL AND CONSTITUTIONAL LAW (99)
The aim of the article is to identify how employee's duty not to disclose trade secrets and other confidential information is balanced against the constitutional freedom of the employee to choose a job in Lithuanian satutory and case law.
REVIEW OF DR. ROKAS USCILA STUDY "THE CONCEPT OF DYNAMIC SECURITY IN LAW ENFORCEMENT COUNTRIES" (99)
The aim of the article is to identify how employee's duty not to disclose trade secrets and other confidential information is balanced against the constitutional freedom of the employee to choose a job in Lithuanian satutory and case law.
IN SEARCH FOR THE JUST SENTENCE: IMPOSITION OF MILDER SENTENCE FOR ILLEGAL DISPOSAL OF LARGE OR VERY LARGE QUANTITY OF NARCOTIC OR PSYCHOTROPIC SUBSTANCES (99)
The aim of the article is to identify how employee's duty not to disclose trade secrets and other confidential information is balanced against the constitutional freedom of the employee to choose a job in Lithuanian satutory and case law.
EMPLOYEE'S DUTY NOT TO DISCLOSE TRADE SECRETS AND OTHER CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION: THREAT TO FREEDOM TO CHOOSE A JOB? (98)
The aim of the article is to identify how employee's duty not to disclose trade secrets and other confidential information is balanced against the constitutional freedom of the employee to choose a job in Lithuanian satutory and case law.
SHAREHOLDER LOCUS STANDI TO CHALLENGE RESOLUTIONS OF SHAREHOLDERS’ GENERAL MEETING (77)
This article analysis ex lege requirements for shareholder’s right to suite on the basis of two criteria, e.g. function of the remedy and its proper use by a shareholder. Seeking to avoid abuses of litigating shareholder some countries apply different preventive measures.
JUSTICE SECTOR REFORM CHALLENGES IN MOLDOVA (93)
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.
INCREASING LEGAL RECOGNITION OF SAME-SEX COUPLES IN EUROPE (97)
The article analyses recent trends in permitting and recognizing same-sex marriages and partnerships in Europe. The main purpose of the paper is to carry out a legal analysis and to identify the extent to which recognition of same-sex couples is reflected in the evolving case law of the ECtHR and the CJEU, as well as national constitutional or supreme courts.
CITIZENSHIP AS THE CRITERION JUSTIFYING JURISDICTION IN DIVORCE CASES UNDER THE EU LAW (94)
In this article the citizenship as the criterion justifying jurisdiction in divorce cases under the European Union law is analysed.
APPLICATION BEFORE THE GENERAL COURT OF THE EUROPEAN UNION (90)
Written pleadings form the most important part of proceedings before the EU General Court. It is due to requirement that application and defence shall contain the pleas in law and arguments relied on and any evidence produced or offered. Already at this stage of written procedure the parties shall submit to the Court the elements of their claims and clearly fix their positions. No new plea in law may be introduced in the course of proceedings unless it is based on matters of law or of fact which come to light in the course of the procedure. Evidence produced or offered shall be submitted in the first exchange of pleadings.