Round Table in Podgorica, Montenegro

15 February 2007 - Prof. Jasna Omejec LL.D., Deputy President and Mr. Teodor Antić, LL.M., Secretary General, attended the Round Table on "The Position, Role and Jurisdiction of the Constitutional Court in the Future Constitution of Montenegro". The Round Table, organised by the OSCE Mission to Montenegro and the Constitutional Court of Montenegro, was held to mark the Day of the Constitutional Court of Montenegro, and provided the opportunity for the constitutional experts from the region to exchange experiences on issues concerning the position and role of the Constitutional Court, with the special reference to the separation of powers with other courts (the Supreme and the Administrative Court) regarding constitutional complaints and legal remedies against the violation of the right to have a judicial decision in a reasonable time.

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