Part I: Complicated Historical Heritage: Dealing with the Totalitarian Past.- 1. Transitional Justice Cases Against Lithuania at the European Court of Human Rights.- 2. The Legal Framework for Administrative Liability in Lithuania: Lifting Legal Barriers to the Efficient Regulation of Administrative Offences.- 3. Development of Property Protection in Criminal Law During Lithuania's Independence.- 4. Some Aspects of Economic Regulation in Lithuanian Constitutional Law: From Planned Economy to the Fourth Industrial Revolution.- Part II: Sophisticated Socio-Political and Other Conditions in the Process of Adoption to New (Rule of Law) Standards.- 5. Development of the Justice System in Lithuania: Revolution, Evolution or Involution?.- 6. Evolution of the Lithuanian Civil Procedure: Objectives and Reality.- 7. Development of Arbitration Law in the Republic of Lithuania After the Restoration of Independence.- 8. Understanding Legal Responses to Technological Change in Lithuania Since 1990: Examples of Assisted Reproduction and Skin Care Procedures Regulation.- Part III: Authority of International Legal Sources over a Period of 30 Years.- 9. Shift in the Role of Lithuanian Courts in the Context of Lithuania's Membership in International Organizations.- 10. Forensic Examinations in Lithuania: 30 Years of Experience (1990-2020).- 11. Execution of Judgments of the European Court of Human Rights: Lithuanian Case.- Part IV: The Search for Experimental and/or Entirely New National Legal Models.- 12. The Development and Prospects of the Lithuanian Constitutional Justice Model.- 13. Constitutional Principles As a Criterion for Declaring Legal Regulation to Be Incompatible with the Constitution of the Republic of Lithuania.- 14. Administrative Liability in Lithuania: The Model of Corporate Administrative Liability.- 15. Collective Labour Law in Lithuania: Search for a National Model.- 16. Tendencies and Problematical Aspects of Criminal Liability of a Legal Person in Lithuania.