Lithuanian Constitution Exam case studies

The Lithuanian Constitution Exam (Konstitucijos egzaminas) is a knowledge test on the Constitution of the Republic of Lithuania - its fundamental principles, the catalogue of human rights and freedoms, the architecture of state institutions, citizenship and electoral rules, the judiciary, local self-government, public finances, foreign policy and national defence, and the amendment procedure. It is taken by people who want documented proof that they can navigate the constitutional text: civil servants and municipal staff, teachers and students preparing for civics work, journalists and NGO staff, and private citizens who simply want to know the supreme law properly. Expect a multiple-choice format that rewards precise recall of article content, institutional competences and the division of powers rather than general civic sentiment. Many items turn on distinctions - who appoints whom, which body decides what, which majority is required - so memorising slogans is not enough. The Lithuanian Constitution Exam case studies are 5 cases and about 2,006 words.