Provisional Basic Law of the Republic of Lithuania

Target entity: Provisional Basic Law of the Republic of Lithuania
Context triple: [Constitution of the Republic of Lithuania, predecessor, Provisional Basic Law of the Republic of Lithuania]

• A. Constitution of the Republic of Lithuania
  The Constitution of the Republic of Lithuania is the country’s fundamental law that defines its system of government, guarantees citizens’ rights and freedoms, and establishes the legal framework for its democratic institutions.
• B. Statutes of Lithuania
  The Statutes of Lithuania were a series of influential 16th-century legal codes that comprehensively regulated the political, social, and judicial life of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania and served as a model for later Eastern European law.
• C. Constitution of the Latvian SSR (1940)
  The Constitution of the Latvian SSR (1940) was the Soviet-imposed fundamental law that reorganized Latvia as a socialist republic within the USSR following its occupation and annexation in 1940.
• D. Constitution of the Latvian SSR (1978)
  The Constitution of the Latvian SSR (1978) was the Soviet-era fundamental law that structured the government, legal system, and political order of the Latvian Soviet Socialist Republic under the USSR.
• E. Constitution of Latvia
  The Constitution of Latvia is the fundamental law establishing the structure, powers, and principles of the Latvian state and its government.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Provisional Basic Law of the Republic of Lithuania
Target entity description: The Provisional Basic Law of the Republic of Lithuania was an interim constitutional act that governed Lithuania’s political and legal order during its transition from Soviet rule to a fully established independent state.

• A. Constitution of the Republic of Lithuania
  The Constitution of the Republic of Lithuania is the country’s fundamental law that defines its system of government, guarantees citizens’ rights and freedoms, and establishes the legal framework for its democratic institutions.
• B. Statutes of Lithuania
  The Statutes of Lithuania were a series of influential 16th-century legal codes that comprehensively regulated the political, social, and judicial life of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania and served as a model for later Eastern European law.
• C. Constitution of the Latvian SSR (1940)
  The Constitution of the Latvian SSR (1940) was the Soviet-imposed fundamental law that reorganized Latvia as a socialist republic within the USSR following its occupation and annexation in 1940.
• D. Constitution of the Latvian SSR (1978)
  The Constitution of the Latvian SSR (1978) was the Soviet-era fundamental law that structured the government, legal system, and political order of the Latvian Soviet Socialist Republic under the USSR.
• E. Constitution of Latvia
  The Constitution of Latvia is the fundamental law establishing the structure, powers, and principles of the Latvian state and its government.
• F. None of above. chosen