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Author: Skirmantas BIKELIS
Topic category: Criminal Law
The second paper continues to deal with the issues of proportionality of the system of sanctions and measures that are applied for offenders who were found guilty for trafficking of goods.
Author: Skirmantas BIKELIS
Topic category: Criminal Law
The article presents the results of survey of sentences in criminal cases of trafficking of goods which came into force in 2009–2011 in Lithuania. The results were analysed in the light of principle of proportionality.
Author: Inga DAUKŠAITĖ
Topic category: Criminal Law
The participation of drunk drivers in the road traffic and accidents caused by them is one of the major road traffic safety problems in Lithuania. A part of the drunk drivers are such who were given to drive by others. On this account in this article for the scientific analysis the topic of prohibition to entrust a vehicle to a person under the influence of alcohol and liability for the infringement thereof has been picked. In the article, while also invoking the analysis of the Lithuanian case-law, the Paragraph 6 of Article 126 of the Code of Administrative Offences of the Republic of Lithuania is analysed in detail.
Author: Algimantas ČEPAS, Aleksandras DOBRYNINAS, Gintautas VALICKAS
Topic category: Criminal Law, Criminology
The article presents an overview of legal regulation of homicides in Lithuanian legal acts and some comparative insights into laws of other states, as well an inquiry into the concept of homicide applied in the jurisprudence of Lithuanian courts.
Author: Skirmantas BIKELIS
Topic category: Criminal Law
The article focuses on road traffic crimes and discusses the idea that is widely accepted both in the Lithuanian doctrine of the criminal justice and the judicial practice that the instrumentalities of negligent crime may not be confiscated.
Author: Skirmantas BIKELIS
Topic category: Criminal Law
The article discusses the spectrum of possible legal frameworks and decisions in the field of confscation of the instrumentalities of the offence in the light of the constitutional principles of proportionality and equality.