The Problems in will Expression in Civil Law Transactions and Healthcare in Case of Capacity of Individuals

Kudeikina, Inga; Palkova, Karina

doi:10.14207/ejsd.2020.v9n1p173

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“…Political stability is not synonymous with democracy; although the freedom of a state's citizens is often considered a key component of prosperity, it has historically been observed that the promotion of democracy, while an important value, does not necessarily lead to economic development (Lee, 2020). The will of each individual is an important right; this freedom is protected by human rights (Kudeikina and Palkova, 2020).…”

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Forms of implementation of legal policy in the field of civil law

Kopcha

Mamontov

Reznik³

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Cuest. Pol.

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One of the most pressing modern problems of international law is the study of the characteristics of the regulation of civil law, as well as the forms of application of legal policy in the field of civil law. The guidelines for the development of private law policy are not only related to the development of legislation and the improvement of civil law doctrine, but also to the reform of judicial approaches in the examination of civil law disputes. The aim of the study is to form a scientific understanding of legal policy in the field of civil law, taking into account its current state. The multiplicity of objectives is dictated by the search for legal tools that optimize the existing mechanism of regulation of civil law as a solid basis to guarantee the effective application and full protection of the subjective rights and legitimate interests of civil law. In carrying out the study of the subject, the traditional scientific methods of knowledge were applied in jurisprudence, whose basis is the method of materialist dialectics, which allows to provide a comprehensive analysis of the processes under study in their conditionality and historical interrelation.

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Forms of implementation of legal policy in the field of civil law

Kopcha

Mamontov

Reznik³

et al. 2022

Cuest. Pol.

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“…The new Legal Profession Standard also includes the rights of a notary, which were not included in the previous professional standard. The RSU Faculty of Law has paid attention to the mentioned study course before (Kudeikina, Palkova, 2020).…”

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Challenges in Providing Qualitative Legal Education in the Context of Covid-19: Experience of Rīga Stradins University

Vilks

Kipāne

2021

SIE

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The spreading of COVID-19 since March 2020 has had a profound and irreversible impact on all spheres of life around the world. The long-term impact of the pandemic with unpredictable consequences will also be observed in the field of education. The aim of the article is to analyse the potential impact of COVID-19 on the providing of qualitative legal education. Full-fledged assurance of the qualitative education is linked to common conditions for acquiring of knowledge, skills and competences. There are certain specifics in obtaining legal education, especially higher education. It is related to a combination of circumstances that are relevant to the specific knowledge, skills and competences to be acquired by lawyers and legal assistants. In 2020 a new standard for the legal profession was approved, which not only defines new qualitative requirements for the relevant profession, but also determines the need to make adjustments in the relevant study programs. The process of implementing and performing qualitative legal education in the current circumstances is being transformed in line with the international and national regulatory frameworks in the context of management of COVID-19. As research methods descriptive, analytical and synthetic methods are used by the authors.

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“…Only in limited cases is the treatment permitted without the patient's consent. 23 Th e Convention provides a broader mechanism for the national level or for the states to regulate the question on non-registered partners and patients' rights. Th ere are no strict restrictions for a particular group of people.…”

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Civil Unions (Non – Registered Partnerships) and Patients’ Rights: Problematics and the Future Perspective

Palkova

Rozentāle

2021

Białostockie Studia Prawnicze

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Unlike the institution of matrimonial law, which has developed over several hundred years and thus has a solid legal basis, the legal framework for non-registered partnerships is a relatively recent legal phenomenon, which therefore also means that the legal framework in those countries where it is applied is not uniform and there are significant differences between different legal systems. The legal framework of non-registered partnerships is influenced by the traditions, history, culture, religion, and other factors of the country and its population. With the development of non-registered partnerships, new challenges are emerging in various fields, including healthcare in terms of ensuring patients’ rights. This results in a situation where there is a lack of regulation in society to protect all families, regardless of whether the family is based on a registered or non-registered partnership. The purpose of the article is to clarify the role, and importance, as well as crucial problematics of non-registered partnerships from the patients’ point of view. The methodological basis of the research includes general theoretical principles of scientific knowledge. This knowledge provides various aspects in the study of non-registered partnerships and the patients’ rights in healthcare. The scientific novelty is to identify the essence and importance of the fundamental rights of each person and to clarify the legal problematics of the non-registered partnership institution that influence patients’ rights in the decision-making process.

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The Problems in will Expression in Civil Law Transactions and Healthcare in Case of Capacity of Individuals

Cited by 4 publications

References 3 publications

Forms of implementation of legal policy in the field of civil law

Forms of implementation of legal policy in the field of civil law

Challenges in Providing Qualitative Legal Education in the Context of Covid-19: Experience of Rīga Stradins University

Civil Unions (Non – Registered Partnerships) and Patients’ Rights: Problematics and the Future Perspective

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