LithuaniaŽmogus ir valstybė 5 · The individual and the State
On what grounds can a person be deprived of liberty?
In the exam (Lithuanian)
Kokiais pagrindais žmogui gali būti atimta laisvė?
- aOn the grounds and by the procedure set by an order of a police chief.Policijos vado įsakymo nustatytais pagrindais ir tvarka.
- bOn the grounds and by the procedure set by a resolution of the Government.Vyriausybės nutarimo nustatytais pagrindais ir tvarka.
- cOn the grounds and by the procedure set by law.Įstatymo nustatytais pagrindais ir tvarka.Correct answer
Why?
Personal freedom is inviolable. No one may be deprived of liberty except on such grounds and by such procedures as are set by law. A Government resolution or an order does not set such grounds. (Article 20 of the Constitution)
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What does the Constitution forbid doing to a person?Correct answer:Torturing them or treating them cruelly.
Ką Konstitucija draudžia daryti su žmogumi? — Kankinti jį ar žiauriai su juo elgtis.
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When may a scientific or medical experiment be carried out on a person?Correct answer:Only with the person's knowledge and free consent.
Kada su žmogumi gali būti atliekamas mokslinis ar medicinos bandymas? — Tik žmogui žinant ir laisvai sutikus.
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How may information about a person's private life be collected?Correct answer:Only by a reasoned court decision and under the law.
Kaip gali būti renkama informacija apie privatų asmens gyvenimą? — Tik motyvuotu teismo sprendimu ir pagal įstatymą.
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What does the Constitution say about a person's correspondence and telephone conversations?Correct answer:They are inviolable.
Ką Konstitucija sako apie asmens susirašinėjimą ir pokalbius telefonu? — Jie neliečiami.
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