18.2.2010 - U-I-256/08
11.2.2010 - U-I-267/09
11.2.2010 - U-I-303/08
4.2.2010 - U-I-164/09
21.1.2010 - P-10/09
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7.10.2009 - Up-2443/08Judgment of the Supreme Court No. II Ips 449/2008, dated 10 July 2008, Judgment of the Higher Court in Maribor No. I Cp 2788/2006, dated 15 January 20...
1.10.2009 - Up-2155/08The first paragraph of the operative provisions of Ljubljana Higher Court Judgment No. I Cp 5101/2007, dated 28 May 2008, and items I and II of the op...
1.10.2009 - Up-3871/07, U-I-80/09The Criminal Procedure Act (Official Gazette RS, Nos. 63/94, 70/94 – corr., 72/98, 6/99, 66/2000, 111/01, 56/03, 116/03 – official consolidated te...
10.9.2009 - Up-1391/07The constitutional complaint against Ljubljana Higher Court Judgment No. I Cp 6164/2006, dated 24 January 2007, with reference to Ljubljana District C...
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2. Powers of the Constitutional Court
The majority of the powers of the Constitutional Court are explicitly determined by the Constitution, however, the Constitution allows that other powers be vested in the Constitutional Court also by laws. The principal powers of the Constitutional Court include reviewing the constitutionality of laws, reviewing the constitutionality and legality of other regulations, and deciding on constitutional complaints stemming from the violation of human rights and fundamental freedoms by individual acts issued by state authorities, local community authorities, and bearers of public authority. More
Official Visit of a Delegation of the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Slovenia to the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Serbia
Upon the invitation of the President of the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Serbia, Dr Bosa Nenadić, a delegation of the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Slovenia visited the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Serbia from 24 to 26 May 2010. During its first official visit to the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Serbia, the Slovenian delegation was led by President Jože Tratnik, who was accompanied by Judge Mag. Marija Krisper Kramberger, Judge Ass. Prof. Dr Mitja Deisinger and Secretary General Prof. Dr Erik Kerševan.
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7.5.2010
Official Visit of a Delegation of the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Hungary to the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Slovenia
21.4.2010