The Constitutional Court also calls attention to the fact that, due to the abundance of legal acts, their repeated amending and frequent cases of controversy in the complex period of legal system reform, a number of issues arise while attempting to perceive properly rights and duties that would be in conformity with the person's legal status. The ability to perceive and realize one's rights may be aggravated by other circumstances of objective as well as subjective nature. It must also be stated that the court system stipulated in Article 111 of the Constitution has not been formed yet, the institution of the Seimas' controllers has not started its functioning, as well as not all the laws meant to guarantee the constitutional status of a person and reliable protection of his rights have been drafted. The Law on the Procurator's Office, in which the procurator's rights and obligations are determined, is not co-ordinated with his functions established in Article 118 of the Constitution of the Republic of Lithuania. In such rather complicated situation, a person does not feel free and safe.
Many people apply to the procurator as a state official to get protection of their rights.
The way of solving said problems is provided for by the Constitution in Article 30 of which it is established that any person whose constitutional rights and freedoms are violated shall have the right to appeal to court. However, in case some circumstances aggravate the opportunity to exercise one's right to legal protection or make it impossible at all, the declarativeness of said constitutional right would have to be recognized. Therefore, empowering of state institutions or their officials by law in order to help people in necessary cases to realize the protection of their constitutional rights, is expedient and justifiable but only on condition that it is in compliance with the Constitution. However, in this case it should also be emhasized that the most reliable means of protection of human rights is legal protection in court. Conforming to Articles 4 and 5 of the Code of Civil Procedure, any interested person and procurator as well as other subjects in other cases prescribed by the law, are entitled to the right to apply to court and ask for legal protection.