Asmens duomenų rinkimo elektroninėje erdvėje teisėsaugos ir žvalgybos tikslais reglamentavimas

Abstract

The objective of research was to analyze the peculiarities of the legal regulation on electronic surveillance for the purposes of law enforcement and intelligence and to identify good practice examples that could improve Lithuanian laws. The regulation of electronic surveillance in common law (the case of United States), at a supranational level (the case of Council of Europe and European Union) and continental law (the case of Lithuania) is analyzed in dissertation in chronological sequence. The main conclusion of a research is that the regulation of electronic surveillance in Lithuanian laws does not comply with the requirements for lawful restriction of the right to personal data protection.