The purpose of this article is to present research on insults in Lithuania`s political discourse. The goal of this research was to identify what types of insults are characteristic of Lithuania’s political discourse, ...

The prevailing insolvency dispute resolution mechanism is adjudication, which has significant shortcomings: the irresolvable common pool problem, disruption of business, and high litigation costs. The question is therefore ...

On the level of the European Union, the adoption of Council Directive 2000/78/EB has been the most important step in solving the problem of the ageing population. However, despite the established prohibition on age ...

The Article analyses the new amendments of the Civil Code of the Republic of Lithuania (further in the text – CC) relating to the parental rights and duties regarding a legal child’s relocation, as well as national and ...

Gender identity is important for each person’s life, because the true selfperception of gender identity opens the way to self-realization within the social environment. However, there has been no attention to this theme ...

Based on archival documentary materials and current information sources as supplemented by various opinions of scientists and practitioniers, this article investigates the efforts of the government to implement the 1933 ...

Authors examine the nature and scope of the tourism law and its place in the Lithuanian legal system according to the theory of law, assess the main legal acts regulating the tourism sector, their relation to each other ...

The specificity of a legal framework on waste management lies in the nature of the provision of this service. Waste management is a visible and politically sensitive public service, which can be described as universal, ...

This article examines the meaning and purpose assigned to the doctrine of precedent introduced 11 years ago in the law of Lithuania. In addition, the article examines how well the doctrine of precedent functions – in ...

The constitutional doctrine of the legislative omission has developed gradually. At the beginning of its activity, the Constitutional Court considered that it did not have legal powers to examine legal gaps. Later, the ...