The Implementation of Natural Human Rights in the Constitution of the Republic of Lithuania – a Progressive Part of the Common Culture
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There has already been written on the legal support service in the scientific works of Law University of Lithuania. The materials have emphasized that the legal support content lies in the cultural exchange among individuals and it is based on the law. Besides, there is a guarantee that individuals enjoy equal rights in cultural activities. While discussing the cultural level of society members we can not avoid the question of the level of legal relationship which is based on the Constitution of the Republic of Lithuania. Therefore, when using the method of comparable analysis we analyze the cultural interrelationship among people – the positive law, we should discuss the question of relationship between the law system in Lithuania and the cultural development of our society. While seeing the cultural development within the law system we need to analyze the legal structure of the Constitution of Lithuania as the example of the positive law. This analysis will let us look into the legal norms content of the constitution of the Republic of Lithuania and answer the following questions:
– are the norms legal and equally representing the interests of all legal individuals?
– do the norms give legal opportunity to the obligations and rights of individuals being the source of any civil law?
If the answers were „yes“, we could speak about the progress of culture in the field of law. The progress of culture in the field of law by no means will influence the progress in other cultural spheres of society life because cultural relations among people start, develop and end following the norms of the positive law. If those norms became legal (in respect of the relation between obligations and rights), the relations among individuals would lead to creative achievements with the initiative of different services.
In the article we are going to analyze the legal structure, content and significance of norms in the Constitution of the Republic of Lithuania that was adopted in 1992 by the national referendum. The relationship of the Constitutional norms legal structure and the positive law, as well as the relationship between the progress of overall culture and the Constitution of democratic Lithuania is going to be determined too.
– are the norms legal and equally representing the interests of all legal individuals?
– do the norms give legal opportunity to the obligations and rights of individuals being the source of any civil law?
If the answers were „yes“, we could speak about the progress of culture in the field of law. The progress of culture in the field of law by no means will influence the progress in other cultural spheres of society life because cultural relations among people start, develop and end following the norms of the positive law. If those norms became legal (in respect of the relation between obligations and rights), the relations among individuals would lead to creative achievements with the initiative of different services.
In the article we are going to analyze the legal structure, content and significance of norms in the Constitution of the Republic of Lithuania that was adopted in 1992 by the national referendum. The relationship of the Constitutional norms legal structure and the positive law, as well as the relationship between the progress of overall culture and the Constitution of democratic Lithuania is going to be determined too.
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