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Milchakova, O.V.
The principles of constitutional procedure in
the former Yugoslavia states
// LEX RUSSICA (Russian Law).
2014. ¹ 1.
P. 98-108.
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Milchakova, O.V. The principles of constitutional procedure in the former Yugoslavia statesAbstract: The article is devoted to the analysis of principles of procedure in the constitutional courts of the states existing in the territory of former Yugoslavia (Bosnia and Herzegovina, Macedonia, Serbia, Slovenia, Croatia, Montenegro). The author provides detailed discussion of the principles of accessibility of constitutional justice, open character of constitutional procedure, equality and adversarial system, combination of dispositive and inquisitional principles in the constitutional procedure. In the process of the study author provides theoretical and normative legal basis for the statement that the principles of constitutional judicial procedure in the former Yugoslavia states are mostly the traditional principles of justice, which are followed also in criminal, administrative and civil judicial process, while the constitutional process itself has strongly inquisitional character. Finally, the author draws a conclusion that some principles of constitutional judicial procedure in the former Yugoslavia states are more democratic in their elements and implementation, than those in Russia. Keywords: dispositive constitutional judicial process, inquisitive constitutional judicial process, accessibility of constitutional justice, constitutional justice, constitutional judicial process, former Yugoslavia states, constitutional court, constitutional procedure, actio popularis, Constitution
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