CC Unconstitutionally Declared the Voting Mechanism Applied to the Appointment of Herman Von Hebel to the Vetting Committee
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The Constitutional Court annulled the provisions which allowed the appointment of international members to the boards of assessment of prosecutors with the simple majority vote, unless three-fifths of the votes of the Members were obtained. The decision was delivered on 15 October, after a group of Members of the Opposition challenged the way in which legislative amendments were adopted. The Court's decision applies only for the future and does …
The Constitutional Court declared unconstitutional the legal provisions that allowed the reduction of the number of votes necessary for the appointment by Parliament of the members of the external evaluation committees of judges and prosecutors. The amendments were adopted on the proposal of the Members of the PAS, in the context of the appointment of Herman von Hebel in the Vetting Commission. The decision was pronounced on Thursday [...] Artic…
The Constitutional Court declared unconstitutional the legislative provisions that allowed the appointment of the members of the vetting committees with a reduced number of votes. The sessation was filed by deputies Ion Chicu, Alexandru Berlinschi, Adrian Lebedinschi, Alexandru Versinin and Diana Caraman. Constitutional judges declared unconstitutional the provisions of Article 6(51) of the Law on the external evaluation of [...] Article NECONST…
The Constitutional Court declared on Thursday, 15 October, unconstitutional the legislative amendments that allowed the appointment of Herman von Hebel as a member of the Commission for the Evaluation of Prosecutors. Judges admitted the referral filed by a group of opposition members.
The Constitutional Court declared unconstitutional the legal provisions by which the threshold of votes necessary for the appointment of international experts in the external evaluation committees of judges and prosecutors was reduced from 61 to 51. The decision follows the referral by a group of opposition members.
The Constitutional Court is due to consider on Thursday, 15 October, a referral from several Members on the constitutionality of the so-called " von Hebel's laws". The announcement was made by former Prime Minister Ion Chicu, President of the Party for Development and Consolidation of Moldova (PDCM).
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