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The legal unstoppability in money laundering schemes and its development due to the digital era regards offshores
(Riga Graduate School of Law, 2023)The author chose to research this topic because of the unstoppability of money laundering due to digitalization and globalization. On the one hand, it has created new paths and ways on how to launder money, on the other ... -
Legal, political and institutional limitations of the functioning of the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons
(Riga Graduate School of Law, 2023)The Bachelor thesis “Legal, political and institutional limitations of the functioning of the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons” provides an analysis of aspects that limit the functioning of the Treaty ... -
Legality of lustration as a tool of transitional justice in post-communist Central Europe
(Riga Graduate School of Law, 2023)In the aftermath of communism, nations of Central Europe have opted for different methods to address their oppressive past. Lustration, i.e., screening of holders of offices in the state administration, has been one of the ... -
The legality of the governmental control of Russian media and its effect on media business
(Riga Graduate School of Law, 2019)This paper is intended to provide an analytical understanding of how the state policy and legislation in Russia influences the media business. The importance of the research is determined by the actuality of the problem ... -
Legality of Western military intervention in Kosovo (1999)
(Riga Graduate School of Law, 2018)The research focuses on the legitimacy of humanitarian interventions. This study analyses the legality of NATO's military intervention in Yugoslavia because it set forth the first precedent of a forced intervention of a ... -
Legislative framework of cannabis within the European Union. Analysis of legal status of recreational cannabis for personal possession
(Riga Graduate School of Law, 2019)This study reflect current legal situation in the European Union regarding legislation of cannabis. Taking into account the increasing tendency of this topic, the analysis is based on the assumption that cannabis although ... -
Legislator’s dilemma: analysis of priority rules under EU Directive 2019/1023
(Riga Graduate School of Law, 2020)The author explores alternative creditor priority rules in Directive 2019/1023 with the aim of outlining the most appropriate solution for the Latvian legal system. The ultimate aim of the research papers being – should ... -
The legitimacy of the Tibetan Government in Exile
(Riga Graduate School of Law, 2020)The paper examines the legitimacy of the Tibetan Government in Exile as the establishments of democratic governing system, consisting of all three pillars, undeniably prove the state of law created within the community and ... -
Legitimate interests as basis for employee data processing based on Article 6, part (1) paragraph (f) under the General data protection regulation
(Riga Graduate School of Law, 2020)The thesis will analyze the cases of legitimate interests of employers and will illustrate the reasoning and legal basis for employees data processing based on Article 6, part (1) paragraph (f) under the GDPR in EU and ... -
Liability of internet intermediaries and freedom of expression
(Riga Graduate School of Law, 2020)As the role of the internet becomes bigger in our everyday lives as so does liability of internet service providers, which are the puppet masters of every moment that we spend on the internet by providing us the content ... -
Liability of Internet intermediaries as an obstruction of the freedom of expression
(Riga Graduate School of Law, 2018)The thesis looked upon the current legal regime established by the European Court of Human Rights with regard to the liability of Internet intermediaries for user-generated commentaries and examined how detrimental it is ... -
The liability of natural and legal persons for violating European Union restrictive measures in Latvia, Romania, the Netherlands, Germany and France
(Riga Graduate School of Law, 2024)response to its actions in Ukraine. The events of February 2022 have prompted the EU to react and significantly expand the list of sanctioned individuals and entities. In the context of these developments, the question of ... -
Limitations for the conferral of fiscal competences emerging from the rule of law and the principle of democracy
(Riga Graduate School of Law, 2018)This research is aimed at answering the question of whether the conferral of fiscal competences necessary to facilitate further integration of fiscal policies in the European Union is possible in the light of the current ... -
The limits of legitimate business interest with respect to processing of children's data
(Riga Graduate School of Law, 2019)The research is specifically focused on processing of children's data since it is an even more focused field of data protection which is given separate provisions in international and national legislation. Moreover, it is ... -
The limits of the GDPR’s subject access request and its impact on the security of the data subjects data
(Riga Graduate School of Law, 2020)The first part of the thesis describes the concepts and definitions of the EU data protection law and will provide a general opinion of the meaning of the SARs and the GDPR. The author tries to find out the main idea of ... -
The loyalty program compliance together with the General Data Protection Regulation in the Baltic States
(Riga Graduate School of Law, 2019)Nowadays life is not imaginable without loyalty programs. Almost every good or service provider has introduced to loyalty programs that are widely used. Loyalty programs are a marketing strategy to encourage the customer ... -
Maintenance of international peace and security: analysis of Russian use of force abroad and Article 39 of UN Charter implementation in Georgia in 2008
(Riga Graduate School of Law, 2019)The paper examines Article 39 of the UN Charter and how the main principle of the Security Council “to maintain or restore international peace and security” is interpreted by Russia and is it consistent with the understanding ... -
Mass phone surveillance programs – security vs. civil liberties?
(Riga Graduate School of Law, 2017)Following September 11 attacks, America has increased its intelligence and defense capabilities. In particular, a historic law named USA Patriot Act was passed by Bush administration together with President’s Surveillance ... -
Medical negligence: subject to harmonization of criminal law pursuant to Article 83(1) of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union
(Riga Graduate School of Law, 2022)Medical negligence has been an issue of global concern for the past few decades. In the light of the pandemic and its consequences on the quality and timeliness of health care services, the issue of medical negligence ... -
Merger control procedure: comparative analysis of the role of court and agencies in the EU and US
(Riga Graduate School of Law, 2021)This study considers merger control procedure both the procedure itself, reviewing the steps of the procedure, as also analyses the role of procedure’ bodies which are the main actors and which conduct the investigation ...