Constitutional Problems of Depersonalizing Judicial Procedural Decisions
Jurisprudencija: Mokslo darbu žurnalas 117 (3):41-58 (2009)
Abstract
This publication analyzes the issue of depersonalization in the field of constitutional substantiation of judicial resolutions, judgements, verdicts and rulings (hereinafter, judicial procedural decisions). Electronic databases are the primary source of information about judicial procedural resolutions for judges, reporters, as well as for the public-at-large. As for judicial practice, the data regarding parties of a case is depersonalised in these databases. Personal names are either replaced with initials, or a message “depersonalized data” is included. The constitutional substantiation for such a ruling by a judicial council is sought by means of this publication
duomenų nuasmeninimas Konstitucinis Teismas nuosprendžiai Judicial Council judgements Constitutional Court oficiali konstitucinė doktrina bylos šal teismo procesiniai sprendimai Konstitucija Judicial resolutions Constitution teismo sprendimai Constitutional substantiation nutarimai ir nutartys verdicts and rulings konstitucinė jurisprudencija konstitucinė teisė Judicial procedural decisions depersonalisation of case parties Teisėjų taryba
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