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Constitutional Limits of Delegation of the Law-making Competence [PDF]

Journal of Constitutional Law, 2023
The exercise of legislative authority and, consequently, the determination of the country's policy while regulating public relations, constitutes the constitutional prerogative of the direct representative of the people - the Parliament.
Lela Macharashvili
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Case Notes of the Constitutional Court of Georgia [PDF]

Journal of Constitutional Law, 2020
In the Volume 2, 2020 the Journal of Constitutional Law continues to publish short summaries of the notable recent Judgments adopted by the Constitutional Court of Georgia.
Constitutional Court of Georgia
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Refining Georgia’s Legal Framework for Enforcing Constitutional Court Judgements [PDF]

Journal of Constitutional Law, 2023
A judgment adopted by the constitutional court reveals its true res judicata nature and binding force through enforcement. Certain court judgments are self-executing, while others require an active involvement of various branches of government to ensure ...
George Khazalia, Nino Chochia
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The Implementation of the Decisions of the Constitutional Court of Georgia in the Legislative Process

Herald of Law
Sophio Ormotsadze
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The Social State Principle at Play: Constitutional Case-Law on Social Matters [PDF]

Journal of Constitutional Law, 2021
Social rights hold a distinct historic place in the Georgian constitutionalism. Chapter 13 of the 1921 Constitution of Georgia ‘socio-economic rights’ encompassed many progressive provisions such as norms on unemployment reduction, social assistance for ...
Nika Arevadze
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Importance of Refusal to Give Evidence and of Indirect Evidence in Domestic Violence and Domestic Crime Cases [PDF]

Journal of Constitutional Law, 2022
Despite significant legislative and institutional changes in recent years, combating violence against women and domestic violence remains a challenge.
Marine Kvachadze, Natia Jugeli, Elene Gvinjilia   +2 more
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Separation of Powers in the Constitutional Court’s Case-Law [PDF]

Journal of Constitutional Law, 2023
Separation of powers is an ‘elastic concept’. Many authors recognize an unwavering interest of legal experts towards the principle of separation of powers, acknowledging at the same time, the complexity of the concept. In recent years, the Constitutional
Malkhaz Begiashvili
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Indirect Evidence – A Constitutional-Legal Basis for Conviction? [PDF]

Journal of Constitutional Law, 2023
The practice of Georgia’s general courts in applying a ‘beyond reasonable doubt’ standard being necessary for convicting a defendant is inconsistent. Whereas until recently, at least two direct pieces of evidence were required to convict a person, in its
Mariam Chikadze , Irakli Jojua
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Constitution of Georgia, Primacy of International Law and ex post Constitutional Review of Treaties [PDF]

Journal of Constitutional Law, 2022
Georgia belongs to a small group of states where it is permitted to contest the constitutionality of a treaty in force (ex post constitutional review).
Giorgi Nakashidze
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New Majoritarian Constitutionalism [PDF]

, 2018
Ever since Alexander Bickel coined the phrase “countermajoritarian difficulty,” commentators have frequently described the Supreme Court as either a “majoritarian” or “counter-majoritarian” institution.
Landau, Joseph
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