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Vaccination — Medical Necessity or Restriction of Freedom?

The issue of vaccination has gone far beyond the field of medicine and is actively discussed in the context of human rights and constitutional law. Nino Lipartia's blog explores where public interest begins and personal freedom ends in the context of vaccination.

Decision of the Constitutional Court of Georgia and Its Consequential Effects in the Context of the Defense Side's Investigative Authority

According to the decision of the Constitutional Court of Georgia dated December 14, 2018 (case: Georgian citizen Titiko Chorgolian versus the Parliament of Georgia (No. …

The new Law "On Entrepreneurs" – an important step forward towards rapprochement with Europe and improvement of the investment environment

Gia Poladishvili against the Parliament of Georgia

Some things about electoral systems in the context of current events

Adapting Contract Terms to Changed Circumstances

In contractual relations arising from public procurement, suppliers often encounter issues related to the application of Article 398 of the Civil Code of Georgia. This m…

About the auction of enforcement proceedings

The Issue of Legitimacy in the Use of Bank Guarantees in the Context of a Precedent Decision

One of the main goals of public procurement is to obtain the maximal quantity of the procurement subject while saving material resources. Today, public procurement is on…

Does Mandatory Vaccination Violate the Right to Privacy?

In 2021, the European Court of Human Rights considered the case of Vavřička and Others v. The Czech Republic, which concerned the lawfulness of imposing fines on parents…