The author sees the constitution as an inseparable combination of two elements of the constitutional normative reality - the legal act of the highest power, called the constitution, and constitutional jurisprudence, wherein this act is construed and developed. In the life of the state, the constitutional principles and norms are understood only in the way the Constitutional Court has construed them. After the court has formed sufficient jurisprudence, when it is possible to refer to the constitutional official doctrine of most provisions while applying the constitution, one may talk about jurisprudential constitution. The official constitutional doctrine, which is formed in the acts of the constitutional court, is binding on both subjects, ...
The content of the interpretation of the Constitution depends on a number of factors. First, it is t...
Though regulation of relations between the State and the Church is vested to the remit of cantons ac...
It is emphasized in the article that there it can’t exist “pure interpretation” of the Law. The “pur...
The fundamental and cardinal changes in the Lithuanian legal system, law-making and its tendencies, ...
The extent to which the legal doctrine addresses manifestations of constitutionalism has been consta...
The article underlines the significance of social rights as important constitutional rights of a hum...
Article 102 of the Constitution provides that the Constitutional Court has the powers to decide whet...
The Constitutional Court investigates the compliance of law (part thereof) or other legal act (part...
Lithuania’s Constitution entrenches the principle of the rule of law on of the requirements of which...
Some aspects of the interpretation of the constitutional principle of equal rights of persons in the...
The author believes that the importance of this institution is related with an increasing trend of c...
The concept of constitutional laws is employed in various provisions of the Constitution. Paragraph ...
This article focuses on the analysis of the main positions of the Constitutional Court of the Republ...
A practising lawyer is not always aware of the fact that case decisions are more determined by legal...
The notion of secularism can be found in the sources of Lithuanian constitutional law as far back as...
The content of the interpretation of the Constitution depends on a number of factors. First, it is t...
Though regulation of relations between the State and the Church is vested to the remit of cantons ac...
It is emphasized in the article that there it can’t exist “pure interpretation” of the Law. The “pur...
The fundamental and cardinal changes in the Lithuanian legal system, law-making and its tendencies, ...
The extent to which the legal doctrine addresses manifestations of constitutionalism has been consta...
The article underlines the significance of social rights as important constitutional rights of a hum...
Article 102 of the Constitution provides that the Constitutional Court has the powers to decide whet...
The Constitutional Court investigates the compliance of law (part thereof) or other legal act (part...
Lithuania’s Constitution entrenches the principle of the rule of law on of the requirements of which...
Some aspects of the interpretation of the constitutional principle of equal rights of persons in the...
The author believes that the importance of this institution is related with an increasing trend of c...
The concept of constitutional laws is employed in various provisions of the Constitution. Paragraph ...
This article focuses on the analysis of the main positions of the Constitutional Court of the Republ...
A practising lawyer is not always aware of the fact that case decisions are more determined by legal...
The notion of secularism can be found in the sources of Lithuanian constitutional law as far back as...
The content of the interpretation of the Constitution depends on a number of factors. First, it is t...
Though regulation of relations between the State and the Church is vested to the remit of cantons ac...
It is emphasized in the article that there it can’t exist “pure interpretation” of the Law. The “pur...