Constitutional Court of Georgia - Duties of The Plenum

Duties of The Plenum

The Plenum:

• adjudicates upon conformity with the Constitution of Georgia of the constitutional agreement, laws of Georgia, normative resolutions of the Parliament of Georgia, normative acts of the President of Georgia and of the higher state bodies of Abkhazia and of the Autonomous Republic of Ajaria, as well as upon conformity of adoption/enactment, signing, promulgation and entry into force of legislative acts of Georgia and of resolutions of the Parliament of Georgia with the Constitution of Georgia;
• considers a dispute related to constitutionality of referendum and elections of the Parliament of Georgia and the President of Georgia;
• considers constitutionality of international treaties and agreements;
• renders a conclusion regarding violation of the Constitution of Georgia by the President of Georgia, the President of the Supreme Court of Georgia, a member of the Government of Georgia, the Prosecutor General of Georgia, the President of the Chamber of Control of Georgia and members of the Council of the National Bank of Georgia;
• considers a submission of a court of general jurisdiction. The submission is lodged with the Constitutional Court, when, during consideration of a particular case, the court of general jurisdiction concludes that there is a sufficient ground to deem the law or other normative act applicable by the court while adjudicating upon the case, fully or partially incompatible with the Constitution.