Dovilė Pūraitė-Andrikienė
PhD, Senior Researcher and Head of the Law Institute, Lithuanian Centre for Social Sciences.
Lithuania
Research keywords
Lithuanian Constitutional Court
European Union Law
Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU)
Preliminary Ruling Procedure
Constitutional Accommodation
Constitutional Supremacy
Judicial Dialogue
EU Law Primacy.
Electoral Rights
Rights of Persons With Disability
United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons With Disabilities
Constitution
ECHR
Incapacity
Political Participation
Constitutional Court
Istanbul Convention
constitutional review
Constitutional Court, Individual Constitutional Complaint, Constitutional Review, Protection of Human
Rights, Central and Eastern Europe.
Publications in AJEE (4)
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CONSTITUTIONAL SUPREMACY WITHOUT CONFLICT: LITHUANIA’S CONSTITUTIONAL COURT AND EU LAW
Пурайте-Андрікєне Д., «Конституційне верховенство без конфлікту: Конституційний суд Литви та право ЄС» (2026) 9(4) Доступ до правосуддя у Східній Європі
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Legal Capacity and Electoral Rights in Lithuania: The Issue of Compatibility between the Constitution and the UN Convention on the Rights Persons with Disabilities
Pūraitė-Andrikienė D, ‘Legal Capacity and Electoral Rights in Lithuania: The Issue of Compatibility between the Constitution and the UN Convention on the Rights Persons with Disabilities’ (2025) 8(4) Access to Justice in Eastern Europe 16-41 >
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CONCLUSION ON THE CONSTITUTIONALITY OF THE ISTANBUL CONVENTION OF THE LITHUANIAN CONSTITUTIONAL COURT: CONTEXT, REASONING, AND LEGAL CONSEQUENCES
Prait-Andrikien D, ‘Conclusion on the Constitutionality of the Istanbul Convention of the Lithuanian Constitutional Court: Context, Reasoning, and Legal Consequences’ (2025) 8(1) Access to Justice in Eastern Europe 322-46
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UNDERSTANDING THE MECHANISM OF INDIVIDUAL CONSTITUTIONAL COMPLAINTS IN LITHUANIA: MAIN FEATURES AND CHALLENGES OF THE FIRST YEARS OF APPLICATION
Dovilė Pūraitė-Andrikienė, ‘Understanding the Mechanism of Individual Constitutional Complaints in Lithuania: Main Features and Challenges of the First Years of Application’ (2023) 4(21) Access to Justice in Eastern Europe. doi.org/10.33327/AJEE-18-6.4-a000475