Article 102 of the Constitution provides that the Constitutional Court has the powers to decide whether the laws and other acts of the Seimas are not in conflict with the Constitution and whether the acts of the President ...

The article deals with the interpretation of the budgetary competence of the Seimas which is entrenched in the Constitution and in the rulings of the Constitutional Court. While studying the budgetary competence of the ...

The article discloses the definition of the substatutory legal act in the rulings of the Constitutional Court, analyses the reasons for recognising these acts as contradicting the Constitution and laws, presents arguments ...

One of the conditions of naturalization is a requirement to live in Lithuania permanently. The requirement to have a permanent residential place in Lithuania during the last ten years determined in the Law on Citizenship ...

The author of the article analyzes the constitutional doctrine of the dismissal of a judge from office upon the expiration of the term of powers. The author discusses the guarantees of the independence of courts and judges, ...

The article deals with the doctrine of the returning of the powers of the Government upon the election of the President of the Republic formulated in the Constitutional Court ruling of 10 January 1998. Attention is focused ...

The article deals with the legal acts which were adopted by the Supreme Council Reconstituting the Seimas of the Republic of Lithuania on 11 March 1990, and which are related to the restoration of the independent State of ...

If the Constitution provides that certain relations are regulated by means of a law, thus, such relations may be regulated only by means of a legal act which has namely the form of a law, and it is not permissible to ...

Under Article 74 of the Constitution, for gross violation of the Constitution or breach of oath, or if it transpires that a crime has been committed, the President of the Republic may be removed from office under procedure ...

By its ruling of 13 November 2006, the Constitutional Court recognised such legal regulation as being in conflict with the Constitution. If the legislator were really committed to following the provision that dual citizenship ...