ELSA Osijek members visited the Constitutional Court

14 May 2009 - Within the simulation of parliament project, in which the students get to know the legislative procedure, the ELSA Osijek members (European law students’ association, local branch of ELSA Croatia in Osijek) visited the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Croatia. They were received by Judge Snježana Bagić, and Secretary General Teodor Antić, LL.M. who presented the workings, organization and jurisdiction of the Constitutional Court.

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