Members of ELSA Maastricht visited the Constitutional Court

11 May 2012 - within their visit to Zagreb and the cooperation with ELSA Zagreb, twenty members of the European Law Students' Association - ELSA Maastricht visited the Constitutional Court today. Judge Snježana Bagić, who received the students, introduced them in the workings, organisation and jurisdiction of the Constitutional Court. 

ELSA is the world's largest independent law students' association. It was founded in Vienna in 1981, and it currently has over 30,000 individual members (students and recent graduates interested in international issues) in more than 200 law faculties in Europe.

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