Students of the Split Law Faculty at the Constitutional Court

25 November 2022 - Within their visit to Zagreb, President of the Constitutional Court, Dr Miroslav Šeparović, received a large group of students of the Faculty of Law of the Split University accompanied by Professor Dr Petar Bačić. The students, gathered around the European Law Students’ Association and Students' Union, were also addressed by Ms Sanja Trgovac, Head of the Service of Constitutional Court Legal Advisors, who introduced them in the workings, organization and jurisdiction of the Croatian Constitutional Court.

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