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Author: Mindaugas Girdauskas
Topic category: Criminal Proceedings Law
The article provides at length an exploration of cases when an accused should be informed in advance about possible re-qualification of incriminated deed by trial court. This is fulfilled by analysis of foreign and international law, practice of the European Court of Human Rights and the Supreme Court of Lithuania.
Author: Raimundas JURKA, Marina GUŠAUSKIENĖ
Topic category: Criminal Proceedings Law
The article is dedicated to the problematic issues of detention corresponding to ultimum remedium principle. On the grounds of the analysis, the article discovers definition and basic requirements of before mentioned principle.
Author: Raimundas Jurka
Topic category: Criminal Proceedings Law
The article is dedicated to the problematic of the conception and implementation issues of the legal principle of procedure within a reasonable time. On the grounds of the analysis, the article discovers the gist and the meaning of the principle.
Author: Skirmantas BIKELIS
Topic category: Criminal Proceedings Law
The article presents some findings from the research Project ”Towards Detention as Ultima Ratio“ (DETOUR), partially funded by the European Commission.
Author: Justina DEŠRIŪTĖ
Topic category: Criminal Proceedings Law, European Union Law
Article analysis the main aspects of this new EU level legal act in the light of the national legislation and highlights principal issues in the area.
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.