LIGJI NR.03/L-121 PËR GJYKATËN KUSHTETUESE TË REPUBLIKËS SË KOSOVËS | 03/L-121 — Kosovo law | Esheria

LIGJI NR.03/L-121 PËR GJYKATËN KUSHTETUESE TË REPUBLIKËS SË KOSOVËS

This is the preamble to the law establishing the Constitutional Court of Kosovo, stating the Assembly adopts it to further regulate the court’s organization and functioning.

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Jurisdiction
Kosovo
Instrument
Act or statute
Citation
03/L-121
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About this statute

This is the preamble to the law establishing the Constitutional Court of Kosovo, stating the Assembly adopts it to further regulate the court’s organization and functioning. This article says the law regulates how the Constitutional Court of Kosovo is organized and operates, and the procedures for filing and reviewing requests before it. The Constitutional Court has organizational, administrative, and financial independence, and it may set its own internal organization and working rules in accordance with law. The Constitutional Court’s seat is in Pristina, it generally holds sessions there, may exceptionally hold sessions elsewhere in Kosovo by its own decision, and has its own symbol and seal set by work regulation. Constitutional Court judges must meet listed appointment qualifications, including Kosovo citizenship, strong professional and moral reputation, at least 10 years of relevant legal experience, full legal capacity, and no criminal conviction.