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CONSTITUTIONAL POWER OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION TO GRANT PARDON IN THE LEGAL POSITIONS OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL COURT OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION

Courier of the Kutafin Moscow State Law University, 2018
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LEGAL NATURE OF DECISIONS OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL COURT OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION

Issues of law, 2023
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The Bulgarian Constitutional Court as an Additional Legislative Chamber

East European Politics and Societies, 2014
Chris Hanretty
exaly  

The Interaction between the Constitutional Court of the Russian Federation and the European Court of Human Rights (on the Materials of the Practice of the Russian Constitutional Court)

RUSSIAN JUSTICE, 2019
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On the Confirmation of the Statute on the Authorized Representative of the President of the Russian Federation in the Constitutional Court of the Russian Federation

Statutes and Decisions, 1995
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Testing the transformative premise of the South African Constitutional Court: A comparison of High Courts, Supreme Court of Appeal and Constitutional Court socio-economic rights decisions, 1994–2015

International Journal of Human Rights, 2016
Jackie Dugard
exaly  

THE DEATH PENALTY IN THE CONSTITUTIONAL ORDER OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION AND THE APPROACH OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL COURT

2018
Death penalty is one of the most controversial issues in the legal order ofRussian Federation. According to Article 20 which regulate right to life of the 1993 Constitution ofthe Russian Federation “…Capital punishment until its complete abolition may be established byfederal law as an exclusive form of punishment for particularly grave crimes against ...
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Explaining dissensus on the Bulgarian constitutional court

East European Politics, 2018
Lydia Tiede
exaly  

On the Lawmaking Matters of the Acts of the Constitutional Court of the Russian Federation

Russian law, 2015
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Party prohibition cases: different approaches by the Turkish constitutional court and the European Court of Human Rights

Democratization, 2010
exaly