HERCULES IN THE COLOMBIAN CONSTITUTIONAL COURT
Iván Garzón Vallejo, Cristian Rojas González
This paper explores how the Colombian Constitutional Court has used the legal and political philosophy of Ronald Dworkin to show that the use of the co
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UNEQUAL CONTRIBUTIONS: PROBLEMS WITHIN THE DIVISION OF SHARES IN JOINT COMMUNITY PROPERTY
Jurgita Grigienė, Paulius Čerka, Milda Štuikytė-Skužinskienė
Marriage influences the economic rights of spouses when joint community property is created. When a marriage is dissolved, joint community property has
CONTEMPLATING A CYBER WEAPONS CONVENTION: AN EXPLORATION OF GOOD PRACTICE AND NECESSARY PRECONDITIONS
Julija Kalpokienė, Ignas Kalpokas
Despite being a crucially important domain for states, businesses, and individuals, cyberspace still suffers from a regulation deficit. This article ta
BALANCING PERSONAL DATA PROTECTION WITH OTHER HUMAN RIGHTS AND PUBLIC INTEREST: BETWEEN THEORY AND PRACTICE
Viktoras Justickis
The role of balancing in the development and application of European data protection is enormous. European courts widely use it; it is the basis for ha
THE CONCEPTUALIZATION OF ENERGY JUSTICE: THE EU SPHERE
Julius Paškevičius
The regulation of the energy sector in the EU adresses different challenges in pursuance of ensuring the functioning of the energy system. One of the m
THE FUTURE OF LEGAL EDUCATION: DO LAW SCHOOLS HAVE THE RIGHT TO BE CONSERVATIVE?
Aušrinė Pasvenskienė, Paulius Astromskis
This article explores how emerging technologies should shape legal studies, recognizing that the new technological era requires a new generation of tec