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Calls for Election Annulment: Legal Challenges Emerge in Bulgaria
Teodor Slavev, a representative from the Bulgarian Institute for Legal Initiatives, has expressed serious concerns regarding the conduct of the recent elections, suggesting that there may be grounds for an appeal to the Constitutional Court to annul the results, either in part or entirely.
Thai election underway with opposition favored to top polls
Voters in Thailand were heading to the polls on Sunday in an election touted as a pivotal chance for change, eight years after incumbent Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha first came to power in a 2014 coup. He is now running against the daughter of the politician who is the military's top nemesis.
Kiril Petkov on his Citizenship: I Do Not Feel Any Guilt
I feel no moral guilt towards anyone. This was stated by Kiril Petkov, answering a question whether he would apologize to the Bulgarian people for violating the Constitution.
Petkov told bTV that he accepted the Constitutional Court's ruling on his case and promised to pay the fine.
Bulgarian Lawyer: Kiril Petkov was Not a Minister
"The decision of the Constitutional Court means exactly that - that for the period from May to September, despite the fact that he exercised this state function, Kiril Petkov was not Minister of Economy," lawyer Valya Gigova told BNR.
"The decision of the Constitutional Court is a fact and there is no sense in commenting on it.
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Constitutional Court: Presidential Decree Appointing Kiril Petkov as Minister Violates the Constitution
The May 10th decree by which President Rumen Radev appointed Kiril Petkov as economy minister in the first caretaker government is unconstitutional.
This was ruled by the Constitutional Court with 11 votes, as Georgi Angelov signed the decision with a special opinion on the admissibility. The court is expected to announce its motives later in the day.
CHP leader ready for 'everything' ahead of justice meeting
The Turkish president's statements implying that an ongoing probe into espionage and the leaking of state secret documents to media outlets, dubbed as the National Intelligence Organization (MİT) trucks cases, can also reach the leader of the main opposition, as one party deputy is already behind the bars in the same case, cannot be taken lightly, according to Kılıçdarloğlu.
Turkey's top court, Euro court lack jurisdiction over referendum results: Minister
The Supreme Board of Election's (YSK) ruling to dismiss an opposition appeal to annul the referendum is the proper decision, Justice Minister Bekir Bozdağ has said, stating that the Constitutional Court and European Court of Human Rights have no jurisdiction over the decisions of the electoral board.
Constitutional Court president reappointed
Vesna Ilic-Prelic has been reappointed as president of the Constitutional Court, the court has announced, Beta reported.
Ilic-Prelic was nominated by four other judges of the Constitutional Court, who said her reappointment would "secure continuity in the court's work, because of her previous experience at that post."
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Albanian Court Dismisses Objections to Vetting Judges
Albania's Constitutional court on Thursday opened the way towards the vetting of around 800 judges and prosecutors in terms of their professional ability, moral integrity, and level of independence from organised crime, corruption, and political officials after dismissing objections to the new "vetting law'.
CHP appeals to high court for annulment of post-coup decree laws
Turkey's main opposition party has appealed to the Constitutional Court for the annulment of one of eight decree laws issued by the government since the declaration of a state of emergency in the aftermath of the July 15 failed coup attempt, on the grounds that it violated the Turkish constitution.