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Tag Archives: constitutional court
Sep 20 2014
“The mandate of EU judges in Kosovo’s Constitutional Court” is illegal: a response
1 CommentAndrea Lorenzo Capussela replies to Doniqe Qerimi’s post on the legality of the extension of the mandate of foreign judges who sit in Kosovo’s Constitutional Court, reaching opposite conclusions and arguing that the President’s actions would justify her impeachment. “For the … Continue reading
Posted by: September 20, 2014
Tagged with: Andrea Lorenzo Capussela, Atifete Jahjaga, constitutional court, Donike Qerimi, EULEX, European Union, judges, Kosovo, Kosovo constitutional court debate
Sep 19 2014
The mandate of EU judges in Kosovo’s Constitutional Court: complicated yet legal
3 CommentsRecently, Kosovo’s President Atifete Jahjaga came under fire after she extended the mandate of the three foreign judges sitting in the country’s constitutional court. “This act of the President, erroneously reported as the extension of the Judges’ mandate by the her … Continue reading
Posted by: September 19, 2014
Tagged with: Atifete Jahjaga, Catherine Ashton, constitutional court, Donike Qerimi, EULEX, judges, Kosovo, Kosovo constitutional court debate, Robert Carolan, rule of law