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Constitutional Court delays Bar Law ruling
The material discusses the Constitutional Court's decision, which announced its inability to rule on the constitutionality of Law No. 66.23 concerning the Legal Profession, due to the law not meeting the legal conditions required for it to be referred for constitutional review. The decision clarified that the referral was based on an incomplete report from a parliamentary committee, without a final copy of the law approved by the House of Councillors, which prevented the court from exercising its constitutional review authority. The court stated that constitutional oversight must be conducted on the final text that complies with legal procedures, and the absence of an official, authenticated copy prevents the text from reaching the review stage. This led to the court’s refusal to hear the case.
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