The Constitutional Court of Romania will discuss on Tuesday the complaint submitted by the S.O.S. Romania Party regarding the appointment of Mihai Busuioc as a judge of the Constitutional Court of Romania (CCR), which was approved last week by the Senate plenary with 79 votes in favor and 36 against, Busuioc replacing Marian Enache, whose term of office expires on July 12. CCR judges must have a higher legal education and at least 18 years in the field.
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CCR discută sesizarea privind numirea lui Mihai Busuioc în funcţia de judecător constituţional
Curtea Constituţională discută sesizarea cu privire la numirea lui Mihai Busuioc în funcția de judecător al CCR
CCR discută sesizarea privind numirea lui Mihai Busuioc în funcția de judecător constituțional
CCR discută azi contestația depusă de S.O.S. românia privind numirea lui Mihai Busuioc ca judecător constituțional
Judecătorii CCR discută sesizarea pentru numirea lui Mihai Busuioc
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