Add to ORKGAfter the collapse of the Slovenian government, a snap election will possibly take place in April. The Constitutional Court, however, had declared the electoral law partly unconstitutional. Could that throw the very constitutionality of the snap election into question?</p
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Exhibit #60, CLA Final Report. To: Patricia Wildermuth From: Marla Morry In light of the Federal Sup...
The article analyses Serbian legislation and case law applicable to electoral disputes, in particula...
This thesis explores the constitutionality of compulsory electoral quotas for women imposed by law. ...
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Exhibit #60, CLA Final Report. To: Patricia Wildermuth From: Marla Morry In light of the Federal Sup...
The article analyses Serbian legislation and case law applicable to electoral disputes, in particula...
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