Vol. 2 No. 26 (2022)

• Editorial team

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• Editor note

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ARTICLES

• CAN THE CONCEPT OF DUE DILIGENCE CONTRIBUTE TO SOLVING THE PROBLEM OF ATTRIBUTION WITH RESPECT TO CYBER-ATTACKS CONDUCTED BY NON-STATE ACTORS WHICH ARE USED AS PROXIES BY STATES?

  Aurimas Kavaliauskas

  4-30

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• WHETHER THE USE OF DRONES IN A FOREIGN TERRITORY WITHOUT A DECLARATION OF WAR DOES NOT VIOLATE THE HUMAN RIGHT TO LIFE?

  Milda Gumauskaitė

  31-56

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• DOES THE REGULATION OF MOBILE TRADING APPS ENSURE THE PROTECTION OF INVESTORS RIGHTS?

  Živilė Radavičiūtė

  57-83

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• GDPR COMPLIANCE IN TELEMEDICINE

  Edita Gruodytė, Ineta Ligeikaitė

  84-110

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• REALIZATION OF THE RIGHT TO WORK BY THE FORCIBLY DISPLACED PERSONS AS A CONDITION FOR THEIR INTEGRATION INTO HOST SOCIETIES IN THE EU COUNTRIES

  Oleksandra Pohorielova

  111-134

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• REFORMS OF ADMINISTRATIVE LAW INSTITUTES AND ADMINISTRATION IN LITHUANIA 1918–1940

  Ieva Deviatnikovaitė

  135-160

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• DOES CRIMINAL LIABILITY FOR THE IMPAIRMENT OF THE HEALTH OF A NEWBORN INFANT IF THE UNLAWFUL CONDUCT WHICH CAUSED THE HEALTH EFFECTS OF THE CHILD IN THE WOMB INFRINGE THE MOTHER‘S RIGHT TO PRIVACY?

  Benas Pečetauskas

  161-185

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• PROTECTION OF THE EUROPEAN UNION’S FINANCIAL INTERESTS AFTER THE ENTRY INTO FORCE OF THE EU DIRECTIVE 2017/1371 ON THE FRAUD TO THE UNION’S FINANCIAL INTERESTS BY MEANS OF CRIMINAL LAW. CASE OF LITHUANIA

  Reda Molienė

  186-214

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