Full Issue

Vol. 7 No. 2 (2021): International Comparative Jurisprudence

LEGAL PHILOSOPHY

LIMITS OF LEGAL TRANSPLANTS

Stefan Kirchner
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126-134

INTERNATIONAL LAW

THE SOVIET CRACKDOWN ON LITHUANIAN PARTISAN MOVEMENTS (1946–1956) – A GENOCIDE? BACKGROUND DELIBERATIONS ON THE ECHR JUDGMENT IN DRĖLINGAS V. LITHUANIA

Lars Berster
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135-145

PUBLIC LAW

FREEDOM OF MOVEMENT OR A HOLIDAY IN ZANZIBAR: THE RIGHT TO LEAVE AND RETURN TO THE HOMELAND

Jan Kudrna
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146-152

PRIVACY PROTECTION IN THE DIGITAL AGE: A CRIMINAL LAW PERSPECTIVE

Renata Marcinauskaitė, Yulia Razmetaeva
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153-168

PRODUCTION OF BIOBANK DATA FOR THE NEEDS OF CIVIL AND CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS: JURISPRUDENCE FROM THE EU STATES

Anatoliy A. Lytvynenko
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169-189

PRIVATE LAW

SHAPING BAD FAITH AS AN ABSOLUTE GROUND FOR THE INVALIDITY OF A TRADE MARK: EU, FRENCH, AND LITHUANIAN APPROACHES

Rimvydas Norkus, Milda Pranckutė
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190-201

THE INTERPRETATION OF SMART CONTRACTS IN THE EU AND THE USA

Marina Kasatkina
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202-217