Turkish Minister of Justice at the Croatian Constitutional Court

8 February 2013 - Professor Dr Jasna Omejec, President of the Court and Snježana Bagić, Deputy President received today Mr Sadullah Ergin, Minister of Justice of the Republic of Turkey who, together with his associates, has been in a working visit to the Croatian Ministry of Justice. President Omejec informed Minister Ergin about the organization and jurisdiction of the Croatian Constitutional Court and pointed out the differences and similarities between the constitutional and legal frameworks of the two countries. Particular attention was given to good relations between the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Turkey and the Constitutional Court of Croatia which commenced in 2009.

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