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The system of national law and the corresponding system of democratic authorities had to guarantee optimal protection of the individual's fundamental freedoms and rights, and help to create human welfare. Science of administrative law is constantly evolving, and its insights are strategic in nature, oriented towards the future. There is often a struggle for new ideas, opinions, concepts, paradigms to be embedded or denied. The new, old, inaccurate statements are changed to be more accurate, the new ideas criticize the old ones, and life practices raise new problems that science must answer rationally. The science of administrative law in Lithuania is not static, it is constantly changing as the administrative law itself changes. The concept of administrative law is changing, its regulation is expanding. The science of administrative law is an integral part of Lithuanian law science, where the specialists of administrative law – scientists investigate the essence of this branch of law, its subject matter and separate institutes and in general all actual problems of administrative legal practice and science of the whoel country. This article is the first scientific research in the cycle of articles "Development of Administrative Law and Administrative Legal Doctrine in Lithuania". The purpose of this article is to present the development of administrative law and administrative law doctrine in Lithuania since 1990 by analysing the works of Lithuanian scientists in this field through the categories defined in the research tasks. In order to achieve the aim of the article, the following tasks are raised: briefly to introduce and discuss the development of Lithuanian administrative law science and administrative law as a category, to define and analyse the goals of administrative law, the subject of regulation and the system of administrative law in Lithuania. In order to achieve the aim and tasks of the research, the analysis of the works of Lithuanian scientists and the main laws implementing the administrative legal regulation of Lithuania was performed. Methods. Historical comparative, documents' analysis, synthesis and other methods were used for research. Results of research showed that Lithuania has modern administrative law and administrative justice system, that meets nowadays meets and European Union justice standards' requirements. Conclusions. We can conclude that Lithuanian scientists understand the administrative law in broad sense as law of management and described quite wide range of its regulation subjects. After Lithuania's accession to the European Union and its commitment to take over its acquis communautaire, the entire Lithuanian legal system, together with administrative law, had to adapt to change. Implementation of the provisions of the European Union legislation in Lithuanian law has become a priority. The abundance of administrative legal regulation at European Union level and the need for its application in the case-law have created challenging tasks for administrative law science. An accurate analysis of the implementation of European Union legislation in the systems of state power and public administration in Lithuania, analysis of administrative legal systems of the Member States of the European Union, search for similarities and differences, effective defence of the rights and legitimate interests of a person when a Member State misapplies (waives) the provisions of European Union legislation, the jurisdiction of national courts to deal with damages where, for example, damage caused by inappropriate application of European Union law is made by a court of final instance in the state, and other issues become the subject of modern administrative law research.

The system of national law and the corresponding system of democratic authorities had to guarantee optimal protection of the individual's fundamental freedoms and rights, and help to create human welfare. Science of administrative law is constantly evolving, and its insights are strategic in nature, oriented towards the future. There is often a struggle for new ideas, opinions, concepts, paradigms to be embedded or denied. The new, old, inaccurate statements are changed to be more accurate, the new ideas criticize the old ones, and life practices raise new problems that science must answer rationally. The science of administrative law in Lithuania is not static, it is constantly changing as the administrative law itself changes. The concept of administrative law is changing, its regulation is expanding. The science of administrative law is an integral part of Lithuanian law science, where the specialists of administrative law – scientists investigate the essence of this branch of law, its subject matter and separate institutes and in general all actual problems of administrative legal practice and science of the whoel country. This article is the first scientific research in the cycle of articles "Development of Administrative Law and Administrative Legal Doctrine in Lithuania". The purpose of this article is to present the development of administrative law and administrative law doctrine in Lithuania since 1990 by analysing the works of Lithuanian scientists in this field through the categories defined in the research tasks. In order to achieve the aim of the article, the following tasks are raised: briefly to introduce and discuss the development of Lithuanian administrative law science and administrative law as a category, to define and analyse the goals of administrative law, the subject of regulation and the system of administrative law in Lithuania. In order to achieve the aim and tasks of the research, the analysis of the works of Lithuanian scientists and the main laws implementing the administrative legal regulation of Lithuania was performed. Methods. Historical comparative, documents' analysis, synthesis and other methods were used for research. Results of research showed that Lithuania has modern administrative law and administrative justice system, that meets nowadays meets and European Union justice standards' requirements. Conclusions. We can conclude that Lithuanian scientists understand the administrative law in broad sense as law of management and described quite wide range of its regulation subjects. After Lithuania's accession to the European Union and its commitment to take over its acquis communautaire, the entire Lithuanian legal system, together with administrative law, had to adapt to change. Implementation of the provisions of the European Union legislation in Lithuanian law has become a priority. The abundance of administrative legal regulation at European Union level and the need for its application in the case-law have created challenging tasks for administrative law science. An accurate analysis of the implementation of European Union legislation in the systems of state power and public administration in Lithuania, analysis of administrative legal systems of the Member States of the European Union, search for similarities and differences, effective defence of the rights and legitimate interests of a person when a Member State misapplies (waives) the provisions of European Union legislation, the jurisdiction of national courts to deal with damages where, for example, damage caused by inappropriate application of European Union law is made by a court of final instance in the state, and other issues become the subject of modern administrative law research.

One of the great challenges of enabling access to linked de-identified administrative data is the accuracy and quick delivery of pre-processing and linkage of such large datasets. While quite a lot of work needs to be done in cleaning these datasets and getting them ready to be linked with other datasets, only some of the records are successfully linked using automated methods (by i.e. using deterministic or probabilistic methods) while most are linked by indexing professionals. Clerical data linkage while more accurate is more resource intensive and time consuming and adds to the preparation time needed for the researchers to access the data they need for their research. This paper will provide an overview of current methods for preparing and linking administrative records as used by the Administrative Data Research Network, a UK-wide partnership between universities, government departments and agencies, national statistics authorities, funders and the wider research community. We will present information on quality, accuracy and performance and discuss how methods from other disciplines such as Natural Language Processing, have been dealing with similar challenges when working with similar goals in mind, such as when trying to disambiguate named entities in large corpora/datasets.

"92 STAT. 3." ; Approved Feb. 3, 1978. ; H.R. 7691 enacted into Pub. Law 95-224. ; Caption title. ; Mode of access: Internet.

Indexed by: A guide and analytical index to The Internal revenue acts of the United States, 1909-1950. ; Reprints of documents published by the U.S. G.P.O. ; Spine title: U.S. revenue acts, 1909-1950: the laws, legislative histories & admin. documents (varies) ; Mode of access: Internet.

Organized by the United Nations in cooperation with the government of Sweden. ; Bound with: 1961 seminar on the protection of human rights in the administration of criminal justice. 1961. ; Mode of access: Internet.

Contains a reprint of "Six Roman laws" first published in 1911; "Three Spanish charters and other documents" (1912) has special title-page and separate paging. ; Six Roman laws (1911): Lex Acilia repetundarum; Lex agraria; Lex Antonia de Termessibus Majoribus; Lex municipii Tarentini; Lex Rubria de Gallia Cisalpina; Lex Julia municipalis; Index.--Three Spanish charters and other documents (1912): Lex coloniae Genetivae Juliae; Lex municipalis Salpensana; Lex municipalis Malacitana; Edict of Claudius de civitate Anaunorum; Speech of Claudius on the Gallic citizens; Index. ; Mode of access: Internet.