| Abstract [eng] |
The individual constitutional claim – is a certain legal measure, which gives a chance to a person, who believes that his constitutional rights and freedoms are violated, to apply to the Constitutional Court and ask for verification of decisions of public authority. The only one, universal juridical model of the individual constitutional complaint suited to all States doesn’t exist. Every State thinking of necessity to institute such legal measure into its legal system, has over again to identify and set apart the constitutive features of different juridical models of the constitutional complaint and to evaluate their merits and demerits. Discussion whether the constitutional complaint has to be instituted or not in the Lithuanian legal system has grown into the real actions of legislator: the work group for preparing the draft of conception of the Lithuanian constitutional complaint has been organized. Despite the fact that legitimacy of institute of constitutional complaint is under extensive consideration, concrete juridical model of the constitutional complaint or binding technical elements in the Lithuanian legal system are still not under discussion. Similarities and differences of the European juridical models of the constitutional complaint are analyzed in this work. |
