FLASH
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The Constitutional Court did not come out with a decision regarding the end of the mandate of President Holta Zaçaj. The hearing was adjourned to Tuesday, December 17, at 1:00 p.m.
Each of the judges will have to vote on Zaçaj's mandate, and as in any other decision-making, 5 votes are needed to declare the end of the mandate of the President of the Constitutional Court.
On Thursday evening, Zaçaj took a step back and declared the request to end the mandate in the Constitutional Court, after clashing with the Supreme Court, claiming that the mandate ends at the end of next year and not in March, as provided in the scheme of renewal, on a date that she herself had signed when she applied as a candidate for the Constitutional Court.
Full Notice:
The Constitutional Court convened today, on 16.12.2024, at 11:00 a.m., to consider the request of the President of the Constitutional Court for the declaration of the end of the mandate of Judge Holta Zaçaj.
The court administered the documentary practice of the Supreme Court, which accompanied the procedure for filling the vacant seat and the election of Mrs. Holta Zaçaj as a member of the Constitutional Court, as well as the announcement of the President of that court about the opening of the procedure for the election of a new member of the Court Constitutional, which, based on the request of the Court, were officially sent by the Supreme Court on Friday, 13.12.2024, at 16:30.
The court assessed that the acts in question should be communicated to the judge Holta Zaçaj, at the same time the President of the Court, who has set this process in motion, with the aim of getting to know them and evaluating the submission of a written opinion regarding them. .
For these reasons, the Court decided to postpone the session for the next day, 17.12.2024, at 13:00.
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