One of the oldest streets of Vilnius is home to an 18th-century building that has become the perfect backdrop for the trial process, with halls reminiscent of the Soviet era. The witnesses of the Chernobyl disaster still remember that the trial was carried out in a hurry in a school hall.

This building was once the Tishkevich Palace, but after World War II, it was turned into a college and is now a part of the university’s buildings.