The present article discusses the framework of international law for the fight against a terrorist group the so-called Islamic State, or ISIS that is sometimes considered one of the most dangerous terrorist groups. The ...

The article analyses the practice of targetted killings, that is, the use of lehtal force by a subject of international law against particular persons which are not detained by people attacking them. The article evaluates ...

Coercive in all cases is a malady, but sometimes it is impossible to determine the truth in the case without restriction of human rights. That’s why in necessary circumstances national and international law acts allow ...

Teaching of the professional English language is sustainable grounds for peace on the planet. Therefore, it should not rely only on developing habits and skills but also take into consideration other factors such as moral ...

In the preambles of the Main law of many Countries (Constitution) we can find that one of the most significant objective of the nations is to strive for an open and harmonious civil society and lawbased state. This aim ...

The institute of administrative order is applicable in many states when less dangerous administrative violations are made. Until January 1, 2011, all administrative legal offences regadless of their gravity degree were ...

In article the human rights violations is being analysed under the threat of international and European legal instruments defining European Arrest Warrant. There is going to be talked about human rights and fundamental ...

The world's forests are one of the most important ecosystems sustaining the whole global environment. Their biological diversity distinguishes as the most heterogeneous and versatile. As the World Bank notices, nearly ...

Increasing number of cross-border crime, there is a need to create a common organization whose goal – to unite the states to fight crime. Each country is different legal systems, different law enforcement agencies, it is ...

The Lithuanian language belongs to the Baltic branch of the Indo-European family. Most Baltic languages are extinct. The only ones preserved and used to date are Lithuanian and Latvian. Researchers of Indo-European ...