NATIONAL LEGAL FRAMEWORK CONCERNING THE APPLICATION OF CROSS-BORDER INSTRUMENTS
TO PERSONS WITH INTELLECTUAL AND/OR PSYCHOSOCIAL DISABILITIES IN LAW AND PRACTICE
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In relation with a non-discrimination provision in Recital
ESO, Lithuanian Criminal Code Article 6(2) of the Criminal
Code generally notes criminal justice is based on the
principle that all persons are equal before the law and
the courts, irrespective of their origin, social or property
status, nationality, race, sex, education, language,
religious or political beliefs, type or nature of activity,
place of residence or any other factor. According to the
official documents, Lithuania does not have any other
agreements and arrangements in place (Art 26 ESO).
2.4. PROBATION, AND
ALTERNATIVE SANCTIONS
The framework decision 2008/947/JHA (probation and
alternative sanctions – PAS) has been transposed into
Lithuanian law in full (i.e. the Law of the Republic of
Lithuania On The Mutual Recognition and Enforcement of
Decisions of the Member States of the European Union in
Criminal Cases).
There are no publicly available statistics on the use of the
PAS in Lithuania.
In case the Republic of Lithuania is an executing State,
the district courts are its competent authorities to
recognise judgments imposing a penalty not involving
deprivation of liberty, and probation decisions
transmitted by the competent authorities of other EU
Member States, under Article 3(1) of the Framework
Decision. District courts are competent to directly receive
judgments imposing a penalty not involving deprivation
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