The Historical Input of Lithuania to the Concept of the State of the Rule of Law Article 2: The Ideas of a Legal State in the Written Law of Lithuania in the 15th-16th Centuries and Their Social Outcomes
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The connection between too big attraction of the ruler’s power to “citizens” rights and growth of the lack of respect to the law in practical people’s relationship is discussed.
The Lithuanian Statute being separated from the strong executive power actually became more and more a collection of moral wishes but not laws.
The general conclusion that the law not becomming an institutional one loses its social effectiveness, is drawn in the article.
The Lithuanian Statute being separated from the strong executive power actually became more and more a collection of moral wishes but not laws.
The general conclusion that the law not becomming an institutional one loses its social effectiveness, is drawn in the article.
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