Supreme Courts in the concept of Constitutional Reforms • PUBLIC DISCUSSION

Supreme Courts in the concept of Constitutional Reforms • PUBLIC DISCUSSION

A few days ago, at the sitting of the professional commission on Constitutional Reforms, it was decided to include the issue of creating a Supreme Court in the Concept of Constitutional Reforms, uniting the Constitutional Court and the Court of Cassation.

Constitutional oversight will be decentralized, allowing courts of general jurisdiction to exercise constitutional oversight as well. Eight out of fifteen members present at the sitting of the commission voted for this issue.

The purpose of this reform, according to the members of the professional commission who voted in favor of this change, is to improve the efficiency of the judiciary, increase public confidence, and insure the independence of judges and courts, as well as the reform of legal education.

Union of Informed Citizens will touch upon the idea of establishing a Supreme Court and its justifications in more detail on

📆 August 29, 2020, 🕛 at 12:00p.m., during the public discussion “Supreme Courts in the Concept of Constitutional Reforms” organized by the “Union of Informed Citizens” NGO in the “Paris” hall of the “Hilton” hotel.

📢 The Speakers

ARMEN MAZMANYAN, Member of the Professional Committee on Constitutional Reforms

ANAHIT MANASYAN, Member of the Professional Committee on Constitutional Reforms

LEVON GEVORGYAN, Member of the Professional Committee on Constitutional Reforms

ARAKS MELKONYAN, Director of “Protection of Rights without Borders” NGO

VIGEN KOCHARYAN, Scientist-member of the Supreme Judicial Council