Vilenas Vadapalas
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Vilenas Vadapalas is a Lithuania
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. He became the first representative of Lithuania at the Court of First Instance (now called the General Court) of the European Union
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, when he was appointed in 2004. Vadapalas specializes in the fields of public international law, law of the European Union, and international human rights law
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Vadapalas graduated from the Law Faculty of Vilnius University
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. He obtained doctorate degree from the University of Moscow and habilitated doctorate from the University of Warsaw
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. Vadapalas worked as professor of international law at Vilnius University. He published several textbooks for law students, including Tarptautinė teisė (1998 and 2006).
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