H.E. Robert Bradtke, Ambassador of the United States of America to Croatia visited the Croatian Constitutional Court

10 July 2008 - The USA Ambassador to Croatia, H.E. Robert Bradtke, together with his associates, visited the Croatian Constitutional Court where he was received by Prof. Jasna Omejec, President of the Court and her Deputy, Prof. Aldo Radolović.
Although the Croatian Constitutional Court already hosted two United States Supreme Court Justices, Madam Justice Sandra Day O’Connor in 2000 and Mr. Antonin Scalia in 2002, this was the first time that one USA Ambassador visited the Court.

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