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Prof. Pierpaolo Marano Pierpaolo Marano holds a Ph.D. in Banking law and regulation from the University of Siena. He is also an Associate Professor at the Catholic University of the Sacred Heart in Milan, a scholar in residence at the University of Connecticut, School of law – Insurance Law Center, an Affiliate Faculty at the Department of Insurance of the University of Malta, and an Honorary Fellow at the University of Hong Kong – Asian Institute of International Financial Law. A widely sought writer and speaker on insurance law and regulation and one of the drafters of the Italian Code of Private Insurance, Pierpaolo Marano is the author of two monographs, co-editor of ten books, and author of over 100 academic papers on insurance law and regulation, corporate law, banking law, and bankruptcy law. He is the Director of the AIDA Europe Research Series on Insurance Law and Regulation that is the first book series of its kind and area of specialization. Pierpaolo Marano currently sits

In order to ensure a sustainable and effective consolidation of the institutions of the University of Latvia (UL), the Council of the University of Latvia on 22 April supported the rector’s proposal to create six faculties instead of five, by dividing the originally planned Faculty of Medicine, Natural Sciences, Mathematics and Computing into two – the Faculty of Medicine and Life Sciences, and the Faculty of Science and Technology. The consolidation decision on the establishment of the Faculty of Economics and Social Sciences, the Faculty of Humanities, the Faculty of Faculty of Education Sciences and Psychology, and the Faculty of Law remains unchanged. On 30 April, the Acting Deans of the new faculties have been appointed. “Analysing of the international practice and hearing out the opinion of industry experts, the UL leadership proposed to form two faculties to represent the fields of medicine and natural sciences – the Faculty of Exact Sciences and Technologies, and the Faculty

On May 26 at 15:00 the lecture “The Rule of Law Mechanism and the Hungarian and Polish Resistance” by Prof. Dr. Christoph Schewe from the University of Applied Sciences in Kiel-Altenholz/Reinfeld will take place. The COVID-19 pandemic hit the whole world, including the European Union member states. Prof. Schewe stresses that in order to foster the process of the economic recovery of the European Union, the member states agreed on a financial aid package combined with a regulation – the conditionality mechanism - that provides for financial sanctions in the event of a breach of the rule of law. Given that the positions of Poland and Hungary during the adoption process of this regulation caused a controversy, the presentation examines general questions on the rule of law, the regulation and the background of the controversy. Prof. Dr. Christoph Schewe was the DAAD-Visiting Associate Professor of European and International Economic Law at the Faculty of Law at the University of Latvia

and donors, to what extent the UL Foundation has developed and how much the number of scholarship holders has increased compared to its beginnings in 2001. Scholarships were awarded to 148 students: Arčers Scholarship “Ceļamaize” ("Bread for the Journey") : Lāsma Ločmele (UL Faculty of Social Sciences), Nauris Osis (UL Faculty of Business, Management and Economics), Paula Katrīna Purmale (UL Faculty of Physics, Mathematics and Optometry). The Jurgens Memorial Scholarship “Ceļamaize” ("Bread for the Journey") : Anete Patrīcija Raiskuma (UL Faculty of Chemistry), Mērija Elizabete Kalniņa (UL Faculty of Law), Antons Nikolajevs (UL Faculty of Physics, Mathematics and Optometry). M.M.V. Petkevičs Memorial Scholarship : Sendija Ieva Kurzemniece (UL Faculty of Humanities), Annija Bērza (UL Faculty of Business, Management and Economics), Krista Paula Gobiņa (Faculty of Education, Psychology and Art), Marta Zirnīte (UL Faculty of Social Sciences), Viktoriya Zaretskaya (UL Faculty of Medicine), Dārta

doi.org/10.22364/iscflul.8.2.21 | Pages305-326 | PDF Valentija Liholaja , Dr. iur., Professor Faculty of Law, University of Latvia, Latvia Diana Hamkova , Dr. iur., Lecturer Faculty of Law, University of Latvia, Latvia Keywords: legal person , “ in theinterests of alegal person”, “for thebenefit of alegal person”, “as aresult of inadequate supervision or control” Summary Theapplication of coercive measures to alegal person in Latvian criminal law is arelatively new institute of law, which isbecoming increasingly relevant. Although some issues of theapplication of coercive measures have already been addressed in legal doctrine, there still remains agreat deal of uncertainty regarding this institute. Thepurpose of this article is to address theregulation contained in Section 701 of theCriminal Law, clarifying thecontent of such features as “in theinterests of alegal person”, “for thebenefit of alegal person” and “as aresult of inadequate supervision or control

doi.org/10.22364/iscflul.8.2.14 | Pages182-208 | PDF Anita Rodina, Dr.iur., Associate Professor Faculty of Law, University of Latvia, Latvia Annija Karklina, Dr.iur., Associate Professor Faculty of Law, University of Latvia, Latvia Keywords: Saeima elections, election disputes, approval of election results, Supreme Court, Constitutional Court Summary Thearticle examines thegenesis of control over thelegality of the Saeima (the parliament of theRepublic of Latvia) elections, particularly focusing on thejudicial review of the Saeima elections. Theparticularities of thecontrol over elections, which differentiate them from typical administrative legal proceedings, are highlighted in thepublication. Thearticle presents findings of thecase law regarding thelimits of controlling thelegality of elections and thecases when thecourt could revoke adecision by theCentral Election Commission on approving theresults of the Saeima elections. In view of thefact

Faculty of Biology Dr.Biol., Assoc. Prof. Līga Ozoliņa-Molla Phone: +371 67033920 E-mail: liga.ozolina-molla@lu.lv Faculty of Computing Assoc.prof. Zane Bičevska Phone.: 67034490 E-mail: zane.bicevska@lu.lv Faculty of Chemistry Assoc.prof. Anda Prikšāne E-mail: anda.priksane@lu.lv Faculty of Business, Management and Economics Nora Batraga nora.batraga@lu.lv Faculty of Education Science and Psychology Alise Oļesika Phone: +371 67034846 E-mail: alise.olesika@lu.lv Faculty of Geography and Earth Sciences Dr.geogr., Prof. Zaiga Krišjāne Phone: +371 67336373 E-mail: zaiga.krisjane@lu.lv Faculty of History and Philosophy Ginta Ieva Bikše e-pasts: ginta_ieva.bikse@lu.lv Faculty of Humanities Margarita Spirida Phone: +371 67034918 E-mail: margarita.spirida@lu.lv Faculty of Law Aleksandra Kjakste E-mail: aleksandra.kjakste@lu.lv Faculty of Medicine Ivars Pēkainis Phone: +371 25980910 E-mail: ivars.pekainis@lu.lv Faculty of Physics, Mathematics

New Legal Reality: Challenges and Perspectives. II The 8 th International Scientific Conferenceof the Faculty of Law of the University of Latvia 21–22 October 2021, Riga.Collection of Research Papers.Riga: University of Latvia Press, 2022, 532 pages. ISBN 978-9934-18-825-1 ISBN 978-9934-18-826-8 (PDF) doi.org/10.22364/iscflul.8.2

The name and contributions of a talented figure to the development of a better, fairer daily life, over time, serve as a story for inspiration, and a solid foundation for further development of law. In cooperation with the University of Latvia (UL) foundation, several dozens of relatives, friends and associates of the distinguished lawyer and UL graduate Kristīne Krūma have created a scholarship in her honour. The creation of the Kristīne Krūma Memorial Scholarship in 2016 was encouraged by her students, UL graduates Mārtiņš Paparinskis and Ieva Miļūna . The scholarship was created in remembrance of the life and contributions of the UL Faculty of Law graduate, lecturer, former prorector of Riga Graduate School of Law (RGSL) and Judge of the Latvian Constitutional Court Dr. iur. Kristīne Krūma (1974-2016). The founders of the scholarship explain that, in a broader sense, the goal is to support European Union (EU) and international law studies and research in Latvia

The name and contributions of a talented figure to the development of a better, fairer daily life, over time, serve as a story for inspiration, and a solid foundation for further development of law. In cooperation with the University of Latvia (UL) foundation, several dozens of relatives, friends and associates of the distinguished lawyer and UL graduate Kristīne Krūma have created a scholarship in her honour. The creation of the Kristīne Krūma Memorial Scholarship in 2016 was encouraged by her students, UL graduates Mārtiņš Paparinskis and Ieva Miļūna . The scholarship was created in remembrance of the life and contributions of the UL Faculty of Law graduate, lecturer, former prorector of Riga Graduate School of Law (RGSL) and Judge of the Latvian Constitutional Court Dr. iur. Kristīne Krūma (1974-2016). The founders of the scholarship explain that, in a broader sense, the goal is to support European Union (EU) and international law studies and research in Latvia