Third annual international CPG conference on constitutional jurisprudence

27 November 2012 - invited by the German-Southeast Asian Center of Excellence for Public Policy and Good Governance (CPG), Judge Slavica Banić attended the Third annual international CPG conference on constitutional jurisprudence held from 23 to 25 November 2012 in Bangkok, Thailand. In a panel on the constitutionalisation of legal systems by constitutional courts Judge Banić held a lecture and presentation entitled "Activism and Self-restraint of the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Croatia." Within the visit to Thailand Judge Banić also gave a lecture on the superiority of protection of human rights and fundamental freedoms in relation to "res iudicata" to students of the CPG Winter school of human rights and constitutional law at the Law Faculty University of Thammasat in Bangkok.

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