Alongside, there might appear other legal problems too. Naturally, this does not increase confidence in laws, power and its institutions. Thus one should note that suspension of validity of laws is not characteristic of law-making and, as a rule, is linked with situations pointed out in the Constitution. The Constitution and laws determine for every power its competence which corresponds the nature of the power. Thereby independence of particular powers, the place of every power in the overall system of powers, as well as their equilibrium, are consolidated.
Every power is based on the competence established in the Constitution.
The constitutional principle of the separation of powers conditions independence of the judiciary. By their legal power court decisions which have taken effect become like laws and their execution is guaranteed by state power, therefore they are mandatory for all state and administrative institutions, as well as all legal and natural persons. When court decisions are adopted and executed, in the state the principle of justice is realised, the stability of legal relations established and confirmed by court decisions which have taken effect is guaranteed. This consolidates confidence of legal entities in state power and laws. Alongside, actual possibilities are created to realise the obligation of the court to guarantee the protection of human rights, which is emphasised in the legal acts of the Republic of Lithuania, as well as the international documents.