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Dr Edvīns Danovskis

Academic Counsel / Latvia

Contacts

edvins.danovskis@cobalt.legal

About

Edvīns Danovskis is one of the most highly regarded experts of administrative law in Latvia. Edvīns is a lecturer at the Department of Constitutional and Administrative Law, Faculty of Law, University of Latvia. His research interest includes correlation of public and private legal relationships, administrative liability law and law on public officials.

Edvīns is a regular speaker at various scientific conferences and has contributed to a number of essential publications.

Practice

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Languages

Latvian, English, Russian, German

Membership & education

Dr.iur., University of Latvia, Faculty of Law (2013)
LL.M. with distinction, University of Latvia, Faculty of Law (2009)
LL.B. with distinction, University of Latvia, Faculty of Law (2007)

Publications

Important Notions of Basic Provisions of Administrative Liability Law

Commentary of the Articles 69, 70, 71 and 72 of the Constitution of the Republic of Latvia

The Importance of the Rules of Procedure of the Parliament in the Legislation

Implementation of the Concept of “Public Assets” in the Latvian Legal System

Basic concepts and current developments of Latvian administrative law

Concept of Freedom of Evaluation in Latvian Administrative Law

Protection of Rights to Public Service with Regard to Members of Parliament and Municipal Council

Commentary of the Article 23 of the Constitution of the Republic of Latvia

Commentaries of the Law on Administrative Liability

Functionality Problems of Collegial Government Institutions During the COVID-19 Pandemic and Solutions for the Future

Perspectives of Videocall Use in Communication Between Government and Private Persons

Administrative procedure law and e-services in Latvia

Administrative Law. Textbook. Second edition

The Use of Sources in Research in Legal Science

Institute of a Victim in the Administrative Offence Procedure

Legal Standard for a Nationwide Administrative Territorial Reform

Evolution of Administrative Justice in the Baltic States in 1918–1940

Administrative Law. Collected Articles

Importance of State Administration Structure Law in Governance of State-Founded Higher Education Institutions

Administrative Procedure Law

A Commentary to the Charter of the University of Latvia

The Concept of Public Service

Term “Unjustified Invasion in One’s Rights” in Article 92 of the Constitution

The Understanding of Effective Remedy in Administrative Law

Establishment of the Civil Service in Latvia After the Proclamation of Independence (1918-1920)

Commentary of Article 3 of the Satversme

The History of the Faculty of Law of the University of Latvia

The importance of division between the public and private law and problems of application thereof in Latvia

Concept of Political Decision in Administrative Law

The Work of Augusts Lēbers in the University of Latvia

Public Authorities and the Training of Religious Personnel in Latvia

Problems of Determination of Person Liable for Administrative Offence

Court Rulings on Application of Administrative Liability to Legal Entities and CEOS thereof

Annotated Legal Documents on Islam in Europe. Volume 8. Latvia.

Summary of Case Law on Public Service

Administrative Law. Textbook.

The Concept of Fault in Latvian Administrative Law

Circumstances Precluding Administrative Liability

Administrative Law and Procedure

Commentary of Articles 47, 57 and 58 of the Satversme

Significance of Principles of Penal Law in Administrative Law

Administrative Liability of Legal Entities in Latvia: Problems and Perspectives of Develompent

The Concept of Non-Pecuniary Damage in Administrative Law

Public Servant’s Right to Permanent Civil Service

The Littler Mendelson Guide to International Employment and Labor Law, 3rd edition, Volume III. Latvia chapter

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