Mr Young-Jooh Mok, Judge of the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Korea at the Croatian Constitutional Court

14 December 2011 - Mr. Young-Jooh Mok, Judge of the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Korea with associates paid a visit to the Constitutional Court where he was received by Judges Slavica Banić and Mario Jelušić and Secretary General Teodor Antić. During the meeting the judges addressed several constitutional issues, in particular those related to the institute of constitutional complaint which also exists in the Republic of Korea. Judge Mok announced that the Korean Constitutional Court is hosting the next congress of the World Conference of Constitutional Justice, in Seoul in 2013 and expressed a wish to establish a more close cooperation with the Croatian Court.

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