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Constitutional Court's Ruling on Legal Profession Law
The judicial decision issued by the Constitutional Court regarding Law No. 66.23 on the Legal Profession has not definitively resolved its constitutionality. However, it dismissed the referral submitted by the Speaker of the House of Representatives because it did not meet the legal requirements. The Court demonstrated that legal procedures stipulate that the referral must relate to the final and approved text after voting, and not to draft bills or preparatory reports. Additionally, the failure to attach an identical copy of the final text prevented the completion of constitutional scrutiny. If a new referral that meets the required conditions is not submitted before the law's implementation order is issued, the law will remain within the timeframe available for future constitutional review through other mechanisms. The Court’s decision confirmed that constitutional oversight must be based on the final text, and the absence of such oversight does not deprive the law of the opportunity for subsequent challenge, as there remains an open door for future constitutional review in case of a judicial dispute.
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