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Furthermore, many of the decree's articles had been declared unconstitutional.
Article 74 had been declared unconstitutional because the polygamy option implied unequal treatment of women and men, again contrary to article 26 of the Constitution.
Article 143 and 29 other provisions of the draft Code had been declared unconstitutional for the same reason.
Turning to question 14 of the list of issues,he welcomed the fact that the dismissal of a number of judges under the state of emergency had been declared unconstitutional.
And could the delegation provide any examples of laws which had been declared unconstitutional as a result of a challenge filed by a citizen?
The Constitutional Court decided that a problem arose from the lack of amaximum period of sentence, once Legislative Decree No. 895 had been declared unconstitutional.
Corporal punishment as a sentence for a criminal offence had been declared unconstitutional in 1998 by the Court of Appeal in its judgement in the case brought against the Government by Noel Samuda and Walford Ferguson.
In 1985, the author learned that the above provision of the Code of Military Procedure had been declared unconstitutional.
However, as it was a matter of interest to the Committee,he said that party had been declared unconstitutional because its statutes referred to the will of the Macedonian region of Pirin to secede from the Republic of Bulgaria.
Emergency contraception was permitted, except forone commercial product that had been declared unconstitutional.
Observing that article 201 bisof the Criminal Code, which defined the crime of torture, had been declared unconstitutional on 17 July 2012 by the Constitutional Court, he asked what had been done to bring the provision into line with the Convention against Torture and the Inter-American Convention to Prevent and Punish Torture.
Mr. El JAMRI wondered how many articles of the Supreme Decree were not applied or had been declared unconstitutional and what they concerned.
While those two articles had been declared unconstitutional with respect to some specific cases, the Supreme Court considered that the law that had introduced the crime of enforced disappearance must not be applied retroactively to cases of enforced disappearance carried out during the military dictatorship, therefore allowing the statute of limitations to apply in those cases.
Mr. KLEIN said there had been two cases in which a political party had been prohibited in the 1950s butsince then no political party had been declared unconstitutional.
Mr. Iwasawa, referring to the case law cited in the written replies to paragraph 2 ofthe list of issues, asked whether the laws that had been declared unconstitutional due to their incompatibility with the Bill of Rights Ordinance had been amended following those judgements.
The decree suffered from a number of shortcomings that complicated and limited the procedures to protect migrants,with the result that many of its articles were waived and others had been declared unconstitutional.
In 1993, the institution of the power of protest of the Chief Public Prosecutor orthe President of the Supreme Court had been declared unconstitutional and replaced by the review procedure, which might be initiated by interested parties against final court decisions in the case of alleged violation of certain substantive and procedural provisions.
Turning to question 8, she said that articles 12, 74, 143 andother articles of the draft Personal and Family Code adopted by the National Assembly on 7 June 2002 had been declared unconstitutional by the Constitutional Court.
In this context, it noted that in spite of repeated legislative changes protecting the visage linguistique of Quebec, anddespite the fact that some of the relevant statutory provisions had been declared unconstitutional successively by the Superior, Appeal and Supreme Courts, the only effect of this had been the replacement of these provisions by ones that are the same in substance as those they replaced, but reinforced by the"notwithstanding" clause of section 10 of Bill No. 178.
He was interested in learning how the right to amparo was exercised in practice and whether any actions taken by the Government, orlegislation enacted by Parliament, had been declared unconstitutional following an application for amparo.
In this context, it noted that in spite of repeated legislative changes protecting the visage linguistique of Quebec, anddespite the fact that some of the relevant statutory provisions had been declared unconstitutional successively by the Superior, Appeal and Supreme Courts, the only effect of this had been the replacement of these provisions by ones that are the same in substance as those they replaced, but reinforced by the"notwithstanding" clause of Section 10 of Bill 178.
There had also been progress in implementing the plan to identify collective and ancestral territories andin readjusting the"ethnic" land protection procedure, given that Act No. 1152(on rural development) had been declared unconstitutional.
The place of the Covenant in internal law was still not clear, andhe would like to know whether there had been cases in which a legal text had been declared unconstitutional because it violated the provisions of the Covenant.
With regard to the issue of a law on quotas, she explained that a proposal to reserve 30 per cent of candidacies for all political parties, and 30 per cent ofposts in public administration, for women, had been declared unconstitutional by the Constitutional Council.
Which laws have been declared unconstitutional and why?
Over the past 15 years over 2,000 court rulings have been changed by the Constitutional Court,and many laws have been declared unconstitutional, demonstrating that the German court system is working.
The following are some examples of the numerous rulings of the Supreme Constitutional Court in which legislative provisions that violate the principle of equality and non-discrimination have been declared unconstitutional.
In many instances, such laws or provisions,upon a finding of inconsistency, have been declared unconstitutional by the Supreme Court.
Several provisions namely, on publication of false news, sedition, etc. which tended to restrict media freedom, have been declared unconstitutional and are being scrapped off Uganda's penal laws.
Several legislative texts have been declared unconstitutional, as has any special treatment with regard to access to higher education that entails the admission of members of specific groups in preference to others who are more qualified in terms of the established admissions criteria.