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Impeachment of the President and the practice of the Constitutional Court of Georgia

Journal of Law, 2023
The article discusses the conclusion of the Constitutional Court of Georgia on the impeachment of the President. On October 16, 2023, the Constitutional Court of Georgia rendered a conclusion "On Violation of the Constitution by the President of Georgia" (case № 3/1/1797). In the practice of proceedings of the Constitutional Court, consideration of the
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THE LEGAL DIMENSION OF THE SOCIAL FUNCTION OF PROPERTY [PDF]

, 2022
The right to property is of special importance in a modern democratic society. In addition to its legal dimension, it has a political, social and, to some extent, moral dimension as well.
Anna Phirtskhalashvili
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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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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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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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Boom or Bust: Ensuring the Georgia State-wide Business Court Fulfills Its Constitutional Promise [PDF]

, 2021
The United States judiciary includes specialized court systems within its baseline civil and criminal justice structure that provide more efficient and expert adjudication in a wide variety of areas.
Naghepour, Roya
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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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Analysis of Judgments of the European Court of Human Rights Concerning Violations of Article 4 of the European Convention on Human Rights [PDF]

Journal of Constitutional Law
Trafficking in Human Beings, as a modern form of slavery and a major global challenge, remains one of the most lucrative criminal activities worldwide, surpassed only by arms and drug trafficking. The criminalization of human trafficking through national
Marina Meskhi
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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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