Lithuanian courts

Lithuanian courts, he said, were unlikely to provide fair trials for any men who are arrested.

The daily lost the appeal with the Committee and sued in the Lithuanian courts.

He was decked out in foreign velvet and gold, a fancy figure fit for royal Lithuanian courts, of which we heard fantastical tales.

Lithuanian courts convicted four trafficking offenders in 2007, a significant decrease from 10 convictions in 2006; however, all convicted traffickers received prison sentences -an improvement over 2006, when 20 percent of convicted traffickers served no time in prison.

Soon after his decision to run for presidency in 1998, he faced a legal battle in the Lithuanian courts, as doubts arose whether Adamkus was eligible to run for presidency due to the length of time he had spent abroad and the possibility that he might not meet minimum residency requirements.