By Decision No. Up-511/17, dated 7 January 2021 (Official Gazette RS, No. 24/21), the Constitutional Court decided on a constitutional complaint against the precautionary measure of mandatory psychiatric treatment without confinement imposed by a final order. The complainant alleged that
In case No. U-I-246/19 (Decision dated 7 January 2021, Official Gazette RS, No. 22/21), the Constitutional Court decided on a request of the Judicial Council to review the constitutionality of the Parliamentary Inquiries Act and the Rules on Parliamentary Inquiries.
The Constitutional Court decided on a petition and constitutional complaint of the State Prosecutor General, the Office of the State Prosecutor General, and the Supreme Court against Article 1 of the Parliamentary Investigation Act in conjunction with the Act Ordering
The Constitutional Court decided on the constitutional complaint of a complainant, a Slovene citizen, against a judgment of the Administrative Court and decisions of the Ministry of the Interior and of the Ljubljana Administrative Unit, by which an application to
The Constitutional Court decided on the constitutionality and legality of the procedure for renaming Titova cesta (Tito Street) as Cesta osamosvojitve Slovenije (Independence of Slovenia Street) in the Municipality of Radenci. The petition for the review of the procedure for
The Constitutional Court decided on a request for a review of the constitutionality of the Act on the Provision of Funds for Investments in the Slovenian Armed Forces in the Years 2021 to 2026, with respect to which the National
Proceedings for a review of constitutionality were initiated by a request of a voter who filed such on the basis of Article 21a of the Referendum and Popular Initiative Act. The Constitutional Court decided on the conformity of Article 52
The Constitutional Court decided on a request of the Court of Audit for a review of the constitutionality of the provision of the Higher Education Act that regulates the legal status of universities and their members. The main allegation of
The Constitutional Court decided on the requests of the Maribor District Court for a review of the constitutionality of the sixth paragraph of Article 109 of the Private International Law and Procedure Act, which determines that an order recognising a
The Constitutional Court decided on the constitutional complaint of a complainant who challenged a judgment by which the Supreme Court granted an appeal of the Health Insurance Institute of Slovenia before the Supreme Court and modified the judgments of the
