LEGAL PHILOSOPHY

INTERPRETATION OF LEGAL NORMS: LINGUISTIC HORIZONS

Anatolijs Krivins, Bagus Hermanto
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151-169

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN INDONESIAN JUDICIAL DECISIONS: A PANCASILA-BASED NORMATIVE MODEL WITH A COMPARATIVE APPROACH

Erwin Susilo
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170-179

INTERNATIONAL LAW

HARMONIZATION OF CRIMINAL PROCEDURAL LEGISLATION OF INDIVIDUAL EU MEMBER STATES WITH THE PROCEDURAL PROVISIONS OF THE CONVENTION ON CYBERCRIME: A VIEW FROM UKRAINE

Oleksii Pavlovych Boiko, Gediminas Buciunas, Viktoriia Viktorivna Rohalska, Andrii Volodymyrovych Zakharko, Oksana Bronevytska
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180-193

GENDER DISCRIMINATION IN NATIONALITY LAW AS A COLONIAL LEGACY: A COMPARATIVE STUDY ON BOTSWANA AND SENEGAL

Cassadee Orinthia Yan
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194-212

A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF JUDGEMENT IN ABSENTIA IN THE CASE-LAW OF THE EUROPEAN COURT OF HUMAN RIGHTS AND IN EUROPEAN UNION LAW

Andrei-Viorel Iugan
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213-230

PUBLIC LAW

INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE IN LEGAL SUPPORT OF COUNTERINTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES AND ITS APPLICATION

Viacheslav Biletskyi, Vasyl Korolov, Oleksandr Makhlai, Viktor Tyshchuk, Vitalii Yeromenko
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231-248

MILITARISED SERVICES, ARMED FORCES AND PRO-DEFENCE ORGANISATIONS OF POLAND AND LITHUANIA. SELECTED LEGAL ASPECTS

Marcin Czechowski
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249-257

ROTATION AS A LEGAL INSTRUMENT OF INSTITUTIONAL REFORM: THE CASE OF UKRAINE’S CUSTOMS SERVICE

Oleksandr Cherkunov
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258-270

CORRUPTION AT THE CROSSROADS OF SECURITY: EXPOSING THREATS, BUILDING DEFENCE/RESILIENCE

Žaneta Navickienė, Ilona Tamelė, Mykhaylo Shepitko
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271-283

CONFLICT OF INTEREST IN PUBLIC SERVICE AND RESTRICTIONS FOR POST-PUBLIC SERVANTS IN UKRAINE AND LITHUANIA

Andrejus Novikovas, Serhii Fedchyshyn, Kovtun Maryna
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284-306

FORMATION OF FORENSIC COMPETENCIES OF ENTRY-LEVEL POLICE OFFICERS: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF THE EUROPEAN AND UKRAINIAN EXPERIENCES

Žaneta Navickienė, Mindaugas Bilius, Tetiana Voloshanivska
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307-320