By Plenary Sessions: Irja Lutsar

The speaker demonstrates deep expertise at the intersection of medicine and law, utilizing specific terminology such as intensive care, palliative care, and positron emission tomography (PET). He/She relies on expert assurances to dispel fears regarding the misuse of the law and is familiar with complex legal precedents (the so-called Tammert case). This expertise is also evident in the explanation of the detailed restrictions and objectives of the draft bill.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in medicine and correctional healthcare, emphasizing their background as a pediatrician and their experience conducting HIV-related research at Tartu Prison. They offer specific observations regarding the health status of inmates, noting mental health problems and HIV infection, and affirm the competence of the prison medical system.

The speaker demonstrates specific awareness of the problems within the field of legal education, referencing prior discussions and the recent change in faculty leadership (the new dean). Their expertise lies in understanding the historical context of the matter and consistently demanding solutions, having been engaged with this topic for at least a year.

The speaker demonstrates knowledge regarding the necessity of public opinion polls in Estonia and the complexity of international coordination. The expertise focuses on analyzing regional disparities (the time difference with neighboring countries) and their practical consequences. Furthermore, the need to ascertain the specific basis upon which the presenter's belief in European support rests is highlighted.