By Plenary Sessions: Andre Hanimägi

The speaker demonstrates profound expertise regarding civil procedure and the principles of legal certainty, explaining the conditions and deadlines for filing an application for extraordinary review. This expertise is grounded in the views and technical details (e.g., deadlines of two months, five years, ten years) provided by an advisor from the Ministry of Justice's Judicial Administration Policy Department. They are capable of distinguishing the specific differences between extraordinary review in civil and criminal procedure, including the absence of human rights violations related to these deadlines.

The speaker demonstrates thorough knowledge of the work and procedural decisions of the Legal Committee, as well as the specifics of the Ministry of Justice's administrative domain. They are able to accurately convey the responses provided by ministry officials and the minister regarding the shortage of space and the reallocation of budgetary funds within the prison system. The expertise is high in the fields of legislative procedure and the execution of punishment.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in social security and parental benefit regulations, focusing on the technical details of the legislative amendment. A particularly important aspect is understanding the reciprocal effects between the benefit ceiling (maximum limit) and income earned concurrently.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in the field of child protection law and criminal law, particularly regarding the applicability of lifelong restrictions for pedophilia offenses. Technical terms such as "criminal sentence," "compulsory treatment," and "expungement of the conviction" are used, referencing specific provisions of the law. The potential involvement of the Ministry of Justice in establishing legal clarity is also mentioned.