Judges of Appellate Courts from several regions of the Kingdom of Thailand visited the Constitutional Court

8 May 2014 - Deputy-president of the Court, Judge Snježana Bagić received today, together with Judge Dr. Mato Arlović and Secretary General Dr. Teodor Antić, a delegation of judges from several Appellate Courts of the Kingdom of Thailand, and introduced them in the workings and organisation of the Croatian Constitutional Court. The Thai judges were particularly interested in hearing how the Court managed to decrease a huge backlog and also about proceedings of individual constitutional control and accordingly the relation between the Constitutional Court and regular courts.

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