On June 7, Caucasus University held the 20th Student Scientific Conference of the School of Law. The topic of the conference was “Evolution of Law in Georgia: Innovations from a European Perspective”.
Students of the Bachelor of Law program took part in the conference.
The goal of the conference was to promote scientific research activities and develop scientific potential among young people.
A specially appointed commission made of 14 speakers, deemed the following papers as the winners of the conference:
- I place - Guranda Gvedashvili: “Child-Friendly Justice Model”. Supervisor: Levan Darbaidze;
- II place - Lizi Kashakashvili: “Modernization of Legislation in the Process of Human Rights Integration Based on the Association Agreement”. Supervisor: Zurab Jibghashvili;
- II place - Salome Zeikidze and Ani Kezherashvili: “The Importance of DNA Databases for Crime Detection and Prevention”. Supervisor: David Muzashvili;
- III place - Lizi Bardachidze: “Institutional Form of Labor Inspection”. Supervisor: Mate Khvedelidze.
The following undergraduate students also participated in the conference:
- Lizi Katamadze and Salome Bughulashvili: “Limits of Intellectual Property Protection in the Era of Artificial Intelligence”. Supervisor: Archil Borjadze;
- Tamar Kheladze and Konstantine Kelbakiani: “The Role of Institutional Arbitration in Labor Relations”. Supervisor: Mate Khvedelidze;
- Megi Khasia and Tekla Kvakhadze: “Formation and Challenges of Cyberlaw”. Supervisor: Guram Ghvinjilia;
- Ana Iakobashvili: “Legal Analysis of Rights, Duties and Conflict of Interests of Majority and Minority Partners”. Supervisor: Simon Takashvili;
- Lika Babutsidze and Mariam Jibladze: “Ethical Use of Artificial Intelligence: Legal Evolution and Innovations in Georgia on the Example of the European Union”. Supervisor: Giorgi Giguashvili;
- Elene Kashakashvili and Mariam Kheladze: “The Jury Institute and a Fair Trial”. Supervisor: Shota Tkeshelashvili;
- Natali Neparidze: “Constitutional Dynamics of Local Self-Government and European Principles”. Supervisor: Zurab Jibghashvili;
- Paliko Butkhuzi: “Women’s Rights and Legal Equality”. Supervisor: Archil Borjadze;
- Tatia Emrashvili: “The Role of Decisions of the European Court of Human Rights in Georgian Justice.” Supervisor: Zurab Jibghashvili.
