By Years: Kalle Laanet

The style is predominantly formal, procedural, and informative, concentrating on the detailed reporting of the commission's deliberations, decisions, and procedural progress. When discussing security issues, the tone is optimistic and robust, emphasizing achievements. However, during a personal defense statement, the style shifts to critical and emotional, employing strong language (e.g., "blatantly unjust") to highlight rule of law deficiencies, combining legal arguments with personal experience.

The style is predominantly formal, analytical, and procedure-centric, especially in commission reports, where strict adherence to the scope of the discussion is maintained. When expressing personal viewpoints, the tone is constructive and system-oriented, emphasizing cooperation and the necessity of reform. It uses quotes (e.g., Anatoly Zimichev) to highlight the quality of the legislation and expresses concern regarding the slowing trends within the judicial system.