Informing the Public about Ongoing Criminal Cases and Procedural Guarantees of the Accused [PDF]
Journal of Constitutional Law, 2022 Public hearing of criminal cases is an important element of the state-legal criminal process. The public has a legitimate interest in being informed about ongoing criminal cases and in assessing the extent to which criminal justice is administered in ...
Giorgi Tumanishvili
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One Goal of Transforming the Idea of a Treaty between the State of Georgia and the Orthodox Church of Georgia into a “Constitutional Agreement” [PDF]
Journal of Constitutional Law, 2022 In 2001, a new legal institution that appeared in the legislation of Georgia - the “Constitutional Agreement of Georgia” received significant criticism both at the national level and from competent international institutions.
Archil Metreveli
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The Importance of Eliminating the Legal Gap of Title to a Household and the Role of the Constitutional Court [PDF]
Journal of Constitutional Law, 2022 Only one article in the Civil Code of Georgia is dedicated to the issue of title to a household regulation, and the problem unresolved from the first years of independence up to now, which shows the lack of legal status of the owners, is echoed by many ...
Irakli Leonidze, Giorgi Chikviladze
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Real Control in the Georgian System of Constitutional Justice [PDF]
Journal of Constitutional Law, 2019 The system of Common Courts becoming subject to the jurisdiction of the Constitutional Court of Georgia has grown particularly relevant. Therefore, the aim of this paper is to provide system-ic analysis of the problems within the constitutional control ...
Elene Gabunia
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The First Constitution of Georgia: Between Myths and Reality [PDF]
Journal of Constitutional Law, 2021 The Constitution plays an essential role in the history and political-legal life of any state, even if it only has a formal status. The First Constitution of Georgia had a special fate, it did not just become a legal document, but it also constituted a
Dimitry Gegenava
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The New York-New Jersey Boundary Controversy: John Marshall and the Nullification Crisis
, 1992 In 1832 a long-standing boundary dispute between New York and New Jersey complicated the work of Chief Justice John Marshall and President Andrew Jackson.
Birkner, Michael J.
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The Institution of Suspension of The Disputed Act within The Constitutional Review [PDF]
Journal of Constitutional Law, 2019 Suspension the operation of a disputed act is an essential instrument, which aims to serve efficient protection of human rights and fundamental freedoms in the process of constitutional review.
Tamar Baramashvili, Lela Macharashvili
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The Issue of Unamendable Norm in the First Constitution of Georgia [PDF]
Journal of Constitutional Law, 2021 The 1918 Act of Independence of Georgia is the first act of constitutional significance, which defined the Democratic Republic as a form of the political structure in Georgia.
Paata Javakhishvili
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The Right to Life in the Context of Climate Change [PDF]
Journal of Constitutional Law, 2021 The Constitution of Georgia of 1921 did not directly guarantee environmental human rights (environmental issues gained particular importance only in the second part of the 20th century), however, it recognized the human being as the main value, and ...
Ana Beridze
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The 1921 Constitution of Georgia: A Symbol of the Independence of Georgia [PDF]
Journal of Constitutional Law, 2021 The founders of the Democratic Republic of Georgia (1918-1921) considered the drafting of the basic law of the country, the Constitution, to be particularly important and saw its adoption as the most significant event after the Declaration of ...
Malkhaz Matsaberidze
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