Judge Mihaela Ciochină is seen as the favorite for the position of President of the Constitutional Court of Romania, with the election taking place on Sunday.
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Mihaela Ciochină, appointed judge at the CCR in 2022 by President Klaus Iohannis, is the leading candidate for the presidency of the Court, with the election taking place on Sunday. With a career spanning more than two decades in Romania's Senate and experience as a presidential adviser, Ciochină could take the helm amid controversy over major decisions. The leadership of the JRC is determined by secret ballot and the presidency is for three years.
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CCR își alege noul președinte. Mihaela Ciochină, principala candidată - Evenimentul Zilei
Cine este Mihaela Ciochină, favorită la șefia CCR. A fost numită de Klaus Iohannis judecător la Curtea Constituțională
Cine va conduce CCR? Judecătoarea numită de Klaus Iohannis, favorită (surse)
SURSE Mihaela Ciochină, în cărți pentru a deveni președinta Curții Constituționale / Cine sunt ceilalți posibili șefi ai CCR / Ciochină a declarat venituri din pensia specială mai mari decât salariul
UPDATE - Trei noi judecători la Curtea Constituţională au depus jurământul la Palatul Cotroceni / Preşedintele Camerei Deputaţilor Sorin Grindeanu a lipsit de la ceremonie / Cum este ales preşedintele CCR. Mihaela Ciochină, favorită - VIDEO
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