| Miris document ID: 1011718813129 |
| Author: |
The Constitutional Court of the Republic of Moldova |
| Language: |
English |
| Translates: |
original document
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| Source: |
The European Commission for Democracy through Law (The Venice Commission)
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| Country: |
Moldova |
| Category: |
judgment/decision |
| Government level: |
National - State Level |
| Guiding principle: |
The Constitution laid down a single principle, applicable throughout the Republic, that judges should be appointed by the President of the Republic or by the Parliament following a proposal from the Judicial Service Commission.The Court therefore ruled that Section 20.2 of the Act Providing for the Special Status of Gagauzia/Gagauz-Yeri, which stipulates that members of the judiciary in Gagauzia shall be appointed by Order of the President of the Republic following a proposal by the People's Assembly (Halc Toplosu) of Gagauzia and with the approval of the Judicial Service Commission is unconstitutional |
| Date of
judgement:
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1999-5-6 |
| Document number: |
24 |
| Official version: |
yes |
| Published on: |
Official Gazette of the Republic of Moldova |
| Edition number: |
53-54/34 |
| Legally binding: |
yes |
| Subject areas: |
administrative authorities |
| Minority groups: |
Gagauzes |
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