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Index to Legal Periodicals & Books

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  • research article
    Girdenis, Tomas 
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    Laurinaitis, Marius 
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    Rotomskis, Irmantas 
    ;
    Jurka, Raimundas 
    Statute law review. Oxford : Oxford University Press, 2021, vol. 42, iss. 3., p. 392-407
    Cases, where operations of legal entities entail unfair income through the malpractice of improving financial reports, are quite frequent. Such behaviour is unacceptable and deserves a stern response from the state, not only against persons involved in illegal ac- tivities but also against particular legal entities resorting to such behaviour. The purpose of this article is to analyse the elements of corporate criminal liability in the legislation of Lithuania. The article investigates the fundamentals of corporate criminal liability with the major focus on the problems of distinction and applicability of relevant elements of the latter. The analysis emphasizes the assurance of the inevitability of corporate criminal liability. The article also discusses the method of criminalizing the liability of legal entities, chosen by the Lithuanian legislator, according to which criminal liability can arise only for a limited scope of criminal offences. Presumably, the current legal regulation enables an unreasonable avoidance of criminal liability in cases where the criminal offence falls outside the aforementioned limited scope, even though it was committed to gain a ma- terial advantage over the affected party. The article also addresses the guilt of legal entities. In this regard, the article criticizes the approach of the Supreme Court of Lithuania for its evident limitation of corporate criminal liability, especially in the context of large corpor- ations owned by many shareholders. As a possible solution, it was proposed to lay crim- inal responsibility on corporate governance bodies instead of the shareholders.
    Scopus© SNIP 0.391
  • research article
    Pranevičienė, Birutė 
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    Margevičiūtė, Agnė 
    International journal for education law and policy (IJELP). Nijmegen : Wolf Legal Publishers, 2013, Vol. 9, iss. 1-2., p. 67-73
    The article presents a review of national legal sources related to the right to education in Lithuania and consists of two parts. The first part of the article reviews the legal regulation and legal acts that embed the right to education on a national level. The second part of the article presents the legal system of Lithuania in the context of the right to general education and the institutional system of education. The importance of the state role insuring the proper access and availability of the right to education is introduced in light of international legal framework, which makes the right to education a universal right of an individual, and a binding obligation of the state to make such a right generally available and accessible.
  • research article
    Zuzevičiūtė, Vaiva 
    International journal for education law and policy (IJELP). Nijmegen : Wolf Legal Publishers, 2012, Vol. 8, iss. 2., p. 145-149