LithuaniaTeismas 5 · Courts

Can specialised courts, for example for administrative cases, be set up in Lithuania?

In the exam (Lithuanian)

Ar Lietuvoje gali būti steigiami specializuoti teismai, pavyzdžiui, administracinėms byloms?

  1. aOnly during martial law or a state of emergencyTik karo padėties arba nepaprastosios padėties metu
  2. bNo, the Constitution allows only courts of general jurisdictionNe, Konstitucija leidžia tik bendrosios kompetencijos teismus
  3. cYes, specialised courts can be set up by lawTaip, specializuoti teismai gali būti steigiami pagal įstatymąCorrect answer

Why?

Specialised courts may be set up by law for administrative, labour, family and other kinds of cases. No special situation is needed for this. (Article 111 of the Constitution)

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