Kristine Jarinovska

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Kristine Jarinovska (born 22 August 1977) is legal scientist, [1] [2] doctor of juridical science, legal scholar, sworn advocate, [3] attorney at law, historian [4] [5] and was the Secretary of State of Ministry of Education and Science of the Republic of Latvia, [6] leading researcher of the University of Latvia. [7]

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Education

Jarinovska was raised in a family of Latvian emigres in the state of Wisconsin. She graduated from the Catholic Xavier High School in Appleton, Wisconsin in 1997. [8] Jarinovska graduated from Riga Graduate School of Law in 2003. [9] In her doctoral studies, Jarinovska conducted research at the Université Paris X, [10] Académie de Versailles. Doctor of juridical science, Dr. iur. doctor iuris of the University of Latvia. [11]

Civil servant

Jarinovska works as legal expert for the government. [12] She served as a civil servant from 1999 in the Latvian Ministry of Justice, mainly as Director of the Department of Methodology and Systematization. [13] She participated in a legal research network of European Union independent experts, investigating fundamental rights, legal aid, European law and other law research topics. Jarinovska served as Deputy Director-General of the Latvian State Environmental Service, State Capital Shareholder in various capital companies of the Republic of Latvia, Chairperson of the Certification Commission for Insolvency Administrators, Chairperson of the Board of Directors of the state joint-stock company Tiesu namu aģentūra ('Courthouse Agency') and of the government gazette Latvijas Vēstnesis. [14] Jarinovska was leading actor in preparing a contract between the Latvian and Swedish governments in creating Riga Graduated School of Law and transfer shares to University of Latvia. [15]

Jarinovska was appointed as the State Secretary for Ministry of Education and Science in 2006. [16] Kristine Jarinovska was elected by Government of Republic of Latvia as Deputy President of the former Government Commission for Latvian SSR KGB Research  [ lv ] in 2014 as the Chair of Institute of Constitutional Law. [17]

Researcher

In her academic career, Jarinovska has been a fellow Riga Graduate School of Law, and Law College, and a leading researcher at the European Law Institute and at the University of Latvia. [18] Jarinovska's research interests includes the Constitution of the Republic of Latvia [19] and Freedom of Information. [20] In 2018, Jarinovska was elected as the chair of the Scientific Council of the Center of Public Memory of Latvia. [21] The Center of Public Memory calls for the removal of monuments glorifying communist totalitarian regime. [22]

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  4. ↑ "Čekas mājā atvērs jaunāko VDK komisijas pētījumu". JURISTAVARDS.LV (in Latvian). Retrieved 3 March 2024.
  5. ↑ LPSR VDK zinātniskās izpētes komisija elektroniski ir publicējusi VDK zinātniskās izpētes komisijas rakstu 4. sējumu «LIELAIS BRĀLIS TEVI VĒRO: VDK un tās piesegstruktūras» (tajā ietilpst arī ziņojumu starptautiskajā konferencē «Lielais Brālis Tevi Vēro: VDK un tās piesegstruktūras» 2016. gada 11., 12., 13. augustā otrā daļa), ko veidojis autoru kolektīvs Dr. iur. Kristīnes Jarinovskas, Dr. hist., Dr. h. c. (LZA) Kārļa Kangera zinātniskajā redakcijā. Elektroniskā publikācija ISBN 978-9934-8587-7-2
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  19. ↑ Jarinovska, Kristine. "The Preamble of the Satversme:the New Approach to Constitutional Self-Restraint", Acta Juridica Hungarica 55, No 4. (2014) Akadémiai Kiadó, Budapest, pp. 351–366.
  20. ↑ BIBLIOGRAPHIE COURANTE PARTIE A PUBLICATIONS JURIDIQUES CONCERNANT L'INTÉGRATION EUROPEENNE 2018 Nº 6 Liste de documents catalogués par la Bibliothèque de la Cour de justice de l'Union européenne pendant la période du 1er au 30 juin 2018, Jarinovska, Kristīne. Freedom of information in Latvia and the European Union, AML/988
  21. ↑ "Publiskās atmiņas centra padomes priekšsēdētāja Dr. iur. Kristīne Jarinovska publicējusi viedokli par sadarbības ar VDK pārbaudes lietām.", Latvijas Universitāte, 2019.
  22. ↑ "The Center of Public Memory calls for the removal of monuments glorifying totalitarianism from the center of Riga". Baltics News. 17 February 2023. Retrieved 3 March 2024.
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