Примери коришћења Constitutional court may на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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The Constitutional Court may also institute the procedure.
Critics say the right to privacy is under attack, and a suit before the Constitutional Court may be in the works.
Constitutional Court may also form occasional working bodies.
In that sense, prior to passing its decision, the Constitutional Court may defer coming into force of the challenged decision of the autonomous province.
Constitutional Court may ban only such associations the activity of which is aimed at violent overthrow of constitutional order, violation of guaranteed human or minority rights, or inciting of racial, national and religious hatred.
In the decision referred to in paragraph 1 of this Article, the Constitutional Court may determine the measures necessary to prevent the operation of a covert or paramilitary organisation.8.
The Constitutional Court may postpone the publication of its decision in the Službeni glasnik Republike Srbije by means of a special decision, but no further than six months from the date of adoption.
In respect of initiatives for assessing the constitutionality of a law or constitutionality andlegality of other general act adopted by the National Assembly, the Constitutional Court may, before initiating a procedure, request an opinion from the National Assembly.
A judge of the Constitutional Court may not hold another public function.
If during the proceedings, the general act ceased to be valid or has been harmonized with the Constitution, ratified and published international treaties or law, but the consequences of unconstitutionality andillegality have not been rectified, the Constitutional Court may establish by a decision that the general act was incompatible with the Constitution, ratified and published international treaties or law.
Judges of the Constitutional Court may not perform any other public or professional duty;
If the unconstitutionalities or illegalities are not rectified within a specified time-limit, the Constitutional Court will continue the procedure.Article 56 In the course of procedure, until the issuing of a final decision, the Constitutional Court may suspend the enforcement of an individual act or action taken on the basis of the general act whose constitutionality or legality are being assessed, where such enforcement could cause irreversible detrimental consequences.
The Federal Constitutional Court may itself initiate proceedings to assess constitutionality and legality.
Where the authorised propounder, or initiator, abandons the request or initiative, the Constitutional Court will continue the procedure of assessing constitutionality or legality if it finds grounds for doing so. Article 55 During the procedure, andat the request of the enactor of the disputed general act, the Constitutional Court may, before issuing a decision on the constitutionality or legality, suspend the procedure and allow the enactor of the general act to rectify, within a specified time-limit, unconstitutionalities or illegalities found.
The Constitutional Court may initiate the proceedings itself to assess the constitutionality and legality.
Article 55 of the Constitution of the Republic of Serbia guarantees freedom of association, butalso says that the Constitutional Court may ban an association whose actions are aimed at forcibly undermining the constitutional system, violating guaranteed human or minority rights or instigating racial, ethnic or religious hatred.
The Constitutional Court may itself initiate the proceedings for assessing the constitutionality and legality.
Exceptionally, in the proceedings on constitutional appeals and complaints of judges, public prosecutors anddeputy-public prosecutors, the Constitutional Court may decide to grant access to case-files only to the parties to the proceedings. Also, the access to case-files and copies thereof shall not be granted if there are reasons for excluding the public, and in other cases in conformity with law.
The Constitutional Court may assess the constitutionality of laws and both the constitutionality and legality of regulations and general enactments, which have ceased to be effective, provided that not more than one year has elapsed from the date of the cessation of validity to the date of initiating the proceedings.”.
Article 58 of the Law on the Constitutional Court stops short of expressly stating the criteria under which Constitutional Court may postpone the publication of a decision on the unconstitutionality of the provisions of a Law; it merely states that the delay may not last more than six months and that it requires a special decision.
The Constitutional Court may hold a public hearing and make a decision also in absence of certain participants, and it may also postpone it or suspend it for the purpose of providing the necessary data, information and opinions, as well as in other justified cases.
Other persons summoned by the Constitutional Court may also participate in proceedings before the Constitutional Court. .
The Constitutional Court may assess the compliance of the Law and other general acts with the Constitution, compliance of general acts with the Law, even when they ceased to be effective, if the proceedings of assessing the constitutionality has been instituted within no more than six months since they ceased to be effective.
In this case, prior to enacting its decision, the Constitutional Court may delay the coming into force of the disputed decision of AP Vojvodina, in accordance with the Constitution and law.
Constitutional Court may ban a religious community only if its activities infringe the right to life, right to mental and physical health, the rights of child, right to personal and family integrity, public safety and order, or if it incites religious, national or racial intolerance.
Article 55 of the Constitution of the Republic of Serbia guarantees freedom of association, but the Constitutional Court may ban an association whose activities are aimed at violent subversion of the constitutional system, violation of guaranteed human or minority rights, or instigating racial, ethnic or religious hatred.
The Constitutional Court may, in order to clarify things in case, hold preparatory meetings, consultative meetings and other sessions, in accordance with the Rules of Procedure. Article 42a The Constitutional Court, in a session of the Constitutional Court, composed of all judges of the Constitutional Court: 1 passes general acts;2 passes decisions referred to in Article 45, items.
In this case, prior to enacting its decision, the Constitutional Court may delay the coming into force of the disputed decision of AP Vojvodina, in accordance with the Constitution and law.
The Constitutional Court may hold a public hearing in other cases as well when it assesses that the holding of a public hearing is necessary, and especially in the event of complex constitutional and legal issue or where a constitutionality and legality question has been raised on which the Constitutional Court has not taken a position.
Before passing the final decision and under the terms specified by the Law, the Constitutional Court may suspend the enforcement of an individual general act or action undertaken on the grounds of the Law or other general act whose constitutionality or legality it assesses.