Vol. 27 (2018): Current Developments in Legal Interpretation

Articles

• Dear reader,

  Gaabriel Tavits

  1-1

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• Interpretation of Undefined Legal Concepts and Fulfilling of Legal Gaps, in Juri Lotman’s Semiotic Framework

  Liina Reisberg

  3-11

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• (Just) Give Me A Reason …

  Julia Laffranque

  12-35

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• The General Data Protection Regulation and its Violation of EU Treaties

  Mario Rosentau

  36-40

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• Limitation of Freedom of Speech and of the Press by Penal Law in the Final Decades of the Russian Empire

  Olja Kivistik, Marju Luts-Sootak

  41-52

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• Land Reform and the Principle of Legal Certainty: The Practice of the Supreme Court of Estonia in 1918–1933

  Karin Visnapuu

  53-60

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• Which Adverse Environmental Impacts of an Economic Activity Are Legally Acceptable and on What Conditions

  Hannes Veinla

  61-68

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• Shareholders’ Draft Resolutions in Estonian Company Law: An Example of Unreasonable Transposition of the Shareholder Rights Directive

  Andres Vutt, Margit Vutt

  69-78

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• Tasks and Responsibilities of an Employer in a Digital Age: How to Comply with the Applicable Requirements for Work Conditions

  Gaabriel Tavits

  79-87

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• Current Challenges of the Labour Law of Ukraine: On the Way to European Integration

  Yana Simutina

  88-93

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• Identification of Provoked State in Estonian County Court Rulings of 2006–2016

  Kristjan Kask, Liisa Tarkus, Alina Harkovskaja

  94-103

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• Towards a Single Government Approach via Further Consolidation of Law and Order in Estonia, with Domestic Violence as an Example

  Raul Narits, Silvia Kaugia, Iris Pettai

  104-116

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• Digital Inheritance: Heirs’ Right to Claim Access to Online Accounts under Estonian Law

  Tiina Mikk, Karin Sein

  117-128

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• Restraining at Care Institutions Evaluated from the Standpoint of Penal Law

  Erkki Hirsnik, Marje Allikmets

  129-157

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• The Patient’s Will – Why and for Whom? Forms, Formalisation, and Implementation Issues

  Maret Kruus, Rainis Int, Ants Nõmper

  158-169

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• The Group Discussion ‘Practical Possibilities of Taking Living Wills into Consideration’

  Juridica International

  170-179

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• Arguments and Comments Presented during the Discussion of Dina Sõritsa’s Doctoral thesis The Health-care Provider’s Civil Liability in Cases of Prenatal Damages

  André Dias Pereira

  180-183

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