The President of the Republic Clearly Does Not Care About the Rule of Law
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In the Slovenian constitutional order, the President of the Republic does not, in principle, have a position comparable to that of the President of the USA, France or the Russian Federation. His role is actually more symbolic, regardless of the fact that he is elected in direct elections. In some European countries, if it is not a constitutional monarchy, the President of the Republic is elected by the parliament. Such examples are Germany and I…
The President of the Republic clearly does not care about the rule of law
By: Gašper Blažič In Slovenia’s constitutional system, the President of the Republic generally does not hold a position comparable to that of the presidents of the USA, France, or the Russian Federation. His role is in fact more symbolic, despite being elected through direct elections. In some European countries, if they are not constitutional monarchies, the president is chosen by the parliament. Germany and Italy are such examples – as well as…
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