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    Nusikaltimai, susiję su masiniais renginiais – baudžiamoji teisinė kvalifikacija ir įrodinėjimo problemos

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    The subject of analysis is the statutory descriptions of crimes and offenses related to mass events and the way of proving the perpetration of such crimes. The overly general formulation of the elements and the criminalization of behavior only leading to the violation of legally protected goods cause evidentiary difficulties and at the same time constitute a temptation to simplify the proof of the commission of a crime. At the same time, the basing of evidence proceedings in many cases primarily on surveillance data from the event raises doubts about whether the perpetration is attributed to the right person. The punitive measure of a stadium ban, which raises both constitutional questions and doubts about how it should be enforced, was discussed

    Nuo raketų, šaunamųjų ginklų ir su jais susijusių objektų paimti biologiniai pėdsakai DNR šaltinis asmens identifikacijai

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    This article is based on the data obtained through the implementation of the research task entitled “Selection of forensic methods for individual identification of thermally degraded traces remaining in a minimal amount on a weapon or a projectile” financed by the Ministry of Science and Higher Education in Poland. The research conducted as part of the experiments was aimed at proving what are the practical possibilities of genetic identification of a human on the basis of biological traces secured from a shot projectile and from the assignment of various examples of firearms from which the shot was fired. These studies allowed for the selection of methods related to the acquisition and analysis of DNA as a source for establishing the identity of unknown people, whose material was thermally changed and was subject to other degradation factors. They constitute a preliminary report, but allow us to assume that the further continuation of the analyzes will significantly expand the knowledge in this field. The assumption of the research task was to introduce a greater number of weapons and many various obstacles on the flight path of the fired missile, but due to some difficulties, the research experiments were not extended, which significantly limited the possibility of obtaining a greater amount of information that could be used in practice during forensic examination. Nevertheless, the findings made optimistic about the prospect of continuing the analyzes, and with them, expanding knowledge in the area in question. After all, more and more perfect methods of securing biological traces occurring in subanalytical quantities (LCN), degraded in various ways, exposed to many unfavorable environmental and weather factors, coming from hard-to-reach and polluted surfaces, provide a great chance to learn and solve the hitherto unexplained issues. This, the use of highly developed trace concentration techniques and the introduction of more and more modern research genetically identifying material of human origin and facilitating other, not less important, determinations

    The Involvement of the Child in the Mediation Process

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    In this article, the author presents the peculiarities of the inclusion of the child in the mediation process. Often, family disputes affect children and leave them with painful memories if parents have not ensured the observance of the child’s needs and interests. After having analyzed the way in which Lithuanian law provides for the necessity of hearing the child, it transpires that in family disputes the mediator has the possibility to involve the child in the mediation process, but is not obliged to do so. The author investigates the patterns of direct and indirect involvement of the child in mediation sessions. The analysis of Lithuanian legislation regulating issues of mediator competence has shown that the laws do not specify additional or higher requirements for mediators conducting mediation sessions with children. The author concludes with proposals to the Lithuanian legislator, which include amending the provisions of the Mediation Act on the need to involve the child in mediation sessions and supplementing the provisions on the competence of the mediator

    Sodium, Potassium and Iodine Intake in an Adult Population of Lithuania

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    CC BY 4.0Hypertension is a leading risk factor for cardiovascular events and death. A reduction in salt intake is among the most cost-effective strategies to reduce blood pressure and the risk of cardiovascular diseases. Increasing potassium lowers blood pressure and is associated with lower cardiovascular risk. Adequate iodine intake is important to prevent iodine deficiency disorders. Salt iodization is a key strategy to prevent such deficiency. In Lithuania, no surveys have been performed to directly assess sodium, potassium and iodine consumption. The aim of the present study was to measure sodium, potassium and iodine intake in a randomly selected adult Lithuanian adult population using 24 h urine collections, and to assess knowledge, attitudes and behavior towards salt consumption. Salt and potassium intakes were estimated in 888 randomly selected participants by 24 h urine sodium and potassium excretion and 679 individuals provided suitable 24 h urine samples for the analysis of iodine excretion. Average salt intake was 10.0 (SD 5.3) g/24 h and average potassium intake was 3.3 (SD 1.3) g/24 h. Only 12.5% of participants consumed less than 5 g/24 h of salt. The median value of urinary iodine concentration (UIC) was 95.5 μg/L. Our study showed that average salt intake is twice as high as the maximum level recommended by the World Health Organization while potassium and iodine intakes in Lithuania are below the recommended levels

    Word-Formation Patterns of Nomina Loci (Place Names) in German, English, and Lithuanian: A Case Study of Grimms’ Fairy Tales

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    Purpose: The aim of this study is to conduct a comparative descriptive analysis of the grammatical word-formation systems for place nouns (hereinafter – Nomina Loci) in German, English, and Lithuanian. A further aim is to design and apply a potential framework that would assist in categorizing Nomina Loci more accurately and consequently reveal the true extent of this particular category of nouns

    OntoLex-Morph: Morphology for the Web of Data

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    Purpose: OntoLex-Lemon is a widely used community standard for publishing lexical resources in machine-readable form, and is in fact the predominant RDF vocabulary for this purpose. With the growing popularity and increasing adoption of this model for applications in both language technology and lexicography, a number of new modules have been developed in the past year to complement the OntoLex core vocabulary and its lexicographic follow up, lexicog. In this paper, we describe the current status of the development of the OntoLex-Morph vocabulary

    Civil Liability of Contracting Authorities in Precontractual Relations

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    The author of the doctoral thesis „Civil liability of contracting authorities in precontractual relations” comprehensively investigates various aspects of the regulation and the application of the institute of civil liability of contracting authorities in precontractual relations by balancing the interests of economic operators (suppliers) and contracting authorities. The author analyses the mutual link between the procedures for conducting procurement and the review procedures of decisions made therein; he also examines the questions of the identification of precontractual liability of contracting authorities and the relation to other remedies (request for annulment or amendment of unlawful decisions including the decision to award a public procurement contract, as well as request for the court to impose interim measures). The research presents in detail Lithuanian and EU legal frameworks and their development, and their significance for jurisprudence, especially for the case law of the Supreme Court of Lithuania, which formed a unique model of compensation for the damages of economic operators’. The author examines the prerequisites and significant preconditions for the defence of economic operators’ rights. Furthermore, the author analyses the activity of the courts in ensuring claimants’ (economic operators’) right to be awarded compensation and the threats arising from this activity. The research identifies the problems of the legal regulation and case law and suggests relevant solutions

    Kognityvinės migracijos procesų modeliavimo technologijos švietime

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    CC BY-NC-ND 4.0The cognitive model of regulating educational migration is constructed on the basis of an oriented graph-structured scheme of causal relations between system elements. This model, in contrast to others, combines factors, taking into account their interaction, leaving, and the educational conditions of foreigners, which in balance lead to educational migration. This model also determines the effects for the country, region, university, and individual migrants. The cognitive model is the basis for developing a set of scenarios. Scenario modeling allows for the identification of possible variants for the development of a situation, ways and mechanisms of influencing the situation in order to achieve the desired results and avoid undesirable consequences, and the development of a set of measures to influence the situation. Each scenario is characterized by the initial data, the influence of management, and the obtained result. Thus, all possible variants of system development are considered and the optimal management strategy is chosen to achieve the desired goals. Three core scenarios of development (optimistic, realistic, and pessimistic) were obtained on the basis of the cognitive model of educational migration regulation. Given these scenarios, methodological recommendations can be formulated on the regulation of educational migration in order to attract educational migrants to Ukraine from foreign countries. This will promote the interests of the social, economic, political, and demographic development of the country. The implementation of the proposed measures to regulate educational migration will facilitate the integration of domestic education and science into the global system, improve the quality of education and its competitiveness in international markets for educational services, increase income, and offset the negative effects of Ukraine’s demographic decline

    Vaikų karių atsakomybė už karo nusikaltimus

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    According to the UN Secretary-General’s Annual Report on Children and Armed Conflict, in 2020 more than 8,000 boys and girls were drawn into frontline fighting. Children’s involvement in State and non-State armed forces, armed groups, and terroristic groups arises out of range of factors at the socio-economic and individual levels. The vague nature of child soldiers as both victims of their recruiters and perpetrators of actions against their communities deepens the legal loop of the resolution of their criminal accountability. Consequently, this analysis comes to the conclusion that the abandonment of a pure “victimhood” approach in favour of dual status would resolve the present legal impasse. In addition to this, the perception of children as perpetrators would elucidate the complexity of the issue of their criminal responsibility. Accordingly, an effective model of restorative justice for child soldiers has to be established, where certain mitigating factors would be taken into consideration, while amnesty should be perceived as inadmissible

    Recognition of Digital Content Needs for Inbound Marketing Solutions

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    CC BY 4.0The paper aims to investigate users’ behavior regarding inbound marketing while consuming content, in particular, to reveal the source of the reasons and triggers affecting content need in the case of long-consumption products. In the theoretical part of the article, the literature analysis is conducted in order to build a theoretical background. The variety of theories of content values as well as users’ decision-making processes are analyzed, and a conceptual view of the origins of content need is formed, which states that the need for a specific type of content emerges under the conditions of the consumer’s experienced gap of information or knowledge when in the stages of the buying model. In order to test this hypothesis, empirical research—the survey—was conducted. The main conclusion is that the decision-to-buy model makes a significant impact on the gap experienced by the consumer of the content and has the potential to be used to reveal the need for different content types in terms of its purposes

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