Case law of the courts in electoral matters and the development of electoral legislation in the light of judicial review

Case law of the courts in electoral matters and the development of electoral legislation in the light of judicial review The main objective of this thesis is to provide a comprehensive overview of the electoral justice and electoral legislation, which is unfortunately highly fragmented across several laws. The current form of the Electoral Law causes a number of problems in practice, which the administrative courts and the Constitutional Court have to deal with. Various legislative and executive bodies are formed on the basis of the elections and their results, which subsequently affects the entire legal order and, consequently, each individual through their activities. This thesis includes a description of how the courts proceed under Section Four of the Administrative Procedure Code when reviewing elections. It also contains an overview of the development of the influence of the Constitutional Court and legislation on electoral laws and an assessment of possible future developments through an analysis of individual court rulings and decisions relating to elections and their review. Keywords: judicial review of elections, development of electoral jurisprudence, development of electoral la