46 Article of the Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms covers the undertaking of a respondent State to abide by final judgements of the European Court of Human Rights. This Article elaborates on legal means that help the States to abide by judgements of the said Court. The European Court of Human Rights has on several occasions pointed out that its judgements entail upon a respondent State a legal obligation not just to pay those concerned the sums awarded as fair compensation, but also to choose general and/or, if appropriate, individual measures available under the national legal system to put an end to the violation found by the Court and to redress the effects as much as possible. Therefore, according t...
Considering quite a large number of cases, which Lithuania has lost in the European Court of Human R...
This publication analyzes the issue of depersonalization in the field of constitutional substantiati...
In civil procedure judgements of lower courts, that can be heretofore executed, are quite often reve...
Even though the Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms (ECHR) does n...
The article discusses whether a member state of the European Community can implement and apply the p...
The provisions of the European Convention on the Protection of Human Rights and Main Freedoms (herei...
Ne bis in idem principle (or non bis in idem), as enshrined in Article 4 of Protocol 7 to the Europe...
Problems that arise due to the relation of European Union Law and Lithuanian administrative justice ...
The article analyses the judgment of EU member court to open insolvency proceedings and the recognit...
Problems that arise due to the relation of European Union Law and Lithuanian administrative justice ...
The article analyses a new theme, which has not yet been analysed in Lithuanian research. Though it ...
The article underlines the significance of social rights as important constitutional rights of a hum...
Starting from 2009, national courts of the EU Member States for the first time gained a “real” right...
The article is dedicated to analyse theoretical aspects of human rights and liberties. Human rights ...
The European Community (hereinafter - EC) has made a remarkable progress towards harmonization of pr...
Considering quite a large number of cases, which Lithuania has lost in the European Court of Human R...
This publication analyzes the issue of depersonalization in the field of constitutional substantiati...
In civil procedure judgements of lower courts, that can be heretofore executed, are quite often reve...
Even though the Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms (ECHR) does n...
The article discusses whether a member state of the European Community can implement and apply the p...
The provisions of the European Convention on the Protection of Human Rights and Main Freedoms (herei...
Ne bis in idem principle (or non bis in idem), as enshrined in Article 4 of Protocol 7 to the Europe...
Problems that arise due to the relation of European Union Law and Lithuanian administrative justice ...
The article analyses the judgment of EU member court to open insolvency proceedings and the recognit...
Problems that arise due to the relation of European Union Law and Lithuanian administrative justice ...
The article analyses a new theme, which has not yet been analysed in Lithuanian research. Though it ...
The article underlines the significance of social rights as important constitutional rights of a hum...
Starting from 2009, national courts of the EU Member States for the first time gained a “real” right...
The article is dedicated to analyse theoretical aspects of human rights and liberties. Human rights ...
The European Community (hereinafter - EC) has made a remarkable progress towards harmonization of pr...
Considering quite a large number of cases, which Lithuania has lost in the European Court of Human R...
This publication analyzes the issue of depersonalization in the field of constitutional substantiati...
In civil procedure judgements of lower courts, that can be heretofore executed, are quite often reve...