Aurika Paskar

Aurika Paskar serves as an Associate Professor at the Department of Procedural Law within the Faculty of Law at Yuriy Fedkovych Chernivtsi National University in Ukraine. Holding a Candidate of Law degree (equivalent to PhD), she is a recognized specialist in civil procedure, judicial systems, and access to justice with extensive publications spanning theoretical foundations to practical applications in Ukrainian legal context.

Dr. Paskar's research focuses on critical intersections of justice systems, particularly examining e-justice developments, European Court of Human Rights jurisprudence, and mechanisms ensuring the right to a fair trial. Her scholarly work demonstrates a clear evolution from theoretical examinations of civil procedural legal relations toward practical applications addressing contemporary challenges including digital transformation of courts and implementation of European standards in Ukrainian legislation. She has made significant contributions to understanding how procedural mechanisms can enhance judicial effectiveness while maintaining accessibility.

Analysis of her publication trajectory reveals increasing focus on urgent contemporary issues, particularly regarding justice system functionality during extraordinary circumstances like martial law, ethical dimensions of cyberjustice, and practical implementation of European standards in Ukrainian administrative and civil procedure. Her work consistently bridges academic theory with practical legal challenges facing Ukraine's judiciary.

Dr. Paskar has taught core legal subjects including Civil Procedure Law, Judicial System of Ukraine, Advocacy of Ukraine, and European standards of Advocacy. She has co-authored major Ukrainian legal textbooks and provided scholarly commentaries on the Civil Procedural Code of Ukraine, significantly contributing to legal education in Ukraine.