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Constitutional Court Finds Lawyers Law Unconstitutional Due to Procedural Issue
The Constitutional Court issued a decision stating that it cannot determine whether the draft law regulating the legal profession complies with the Constitution, due to procedural flaws in the referral process. Specifically, it noted that the final version of the draft law was not accompanied by an authenticated copy after its final approval by the Council of Advisors, which prevents the court from properly exercising constitutional review. This decision reflects a victory for the Ministry of Justice at the expense of lawyers, as it was declared that the court is unable to assess the law's conformity with the Constitution due to a lack of the required official information.
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