Administracinės teisės raida tarpukario Lietuvoje

European administrative law began to develop intensively in the second half of the 19th century.Many countries established administrative courts and adopted codes of administrative procedure.In interwar Lithuania, administrative courts, rules of administrative procedures, civil service law, Government Regulations and other important administrative legal acts were not established or adopted.This happened not only because the state that faced economic, foreign policy complaints but also because there were no administrative law specialists.The staff of the Faculty of Law realized that Lithuanian specialists of administrative law needed to deepen their knowledge at universities in foreign countries where the formation of administrative law had been already advanced.This article analyzes administrative law studies in interwar Lithuania, scientific internships in higher education institutions of that time and evaluates their results.Such research helps to understand not only the origins of Lithuanian administrative law, but also how the doctrines of administrative law have developed in other countries

European and International Law Studies · Legal Issues in South Africa · Mathematics · Ombudsman and Human Rights