1987
All months (14)
23/12/1987

44

Cause list number: 36
03/12/1987

43

Section 11 of the Special Law of 8 August 1980 conferred on the regional legislature criminal competence which, essentially, can be exercised only by reference to the disruption of public order. By providing that a breach of a particular provision which it adopts constitutes a criminal offence, the regional legislature establishes that that breach disrupts public order. That competence also allows it to assess and determine the period during which a penalty should be imposed for such a breach and, accordingly, the time from which the offence should no longer be prosecuted.
Criminal offence, determination, competence of region / Statute of limitation, change by region.
Cause list number: 40 - 44
General Principles - Structure of the State - Regional State / Federal State. (Federal State, region, criminal competence) / Nullum crimen, nulla poena sine lege.Institutions - Federalism, regionalism and local self-government - Federal entities.Institutions - Federalism, regionalism and local self-government - Basic principles - Autonomy.Institutions - Federalism, regionalism and local self-government - Distribution of powers - Implementation - Distribution ratione materiae.
10/11/1987

42

Cause list number: 37
29/10/1987

41

Cause list number: 38
15/10/1987

40

Cause list number: 34
15/10/1987

39

Cause list number: 42 - 43 - 46
30/06/1987

38

Cause list number: 31 - 32 - 33
17/06/1987

37

Cause list number: 48 - 49
10/06/1987

36

Cause list number: 29
22/04/1987

35

Cause list number: 35
19/02/1987

34

Cause list number: 48
29/01/1987

33

Cause list number: 45
29/01/1987

32

The fact that a Member of Parliament who has now become a judge at the Court of Arbitration took part in the debate and vote of a norm forming the subject-matter of a preliminary question does not constitute a ground for challenging that judge either under the Institutional Law on the Court of Arbitration or under Article 6 ECHR, or in application of the general principles of law.
Constitutional Court, judge, challenging, participation in adoption of law examined.
Cause list number: 36
Constitutional Justice - Constitutional jurisdiction - Composition, recruitment and structure - Appointment of members.Constitutional Justice - Procedure - Interlocutory proceedings - Challenging of a judge - Challenge at the instance of a party.Sources - Categories - Written rules - International instruments - European Convention on Human Rights of 1950.Sources - Categories - Unwritten rules - General principles of law.Sources - Categories - Case-law - International case-law - European Court of Human Rights.Fundamental Rights - Civil and political rights - Procedural safeguards, rights of the defence and fair trial - Scope - Constitutional proceedings.Fundamental Rights - Civil and political rights - Procedural safeguards, rights of the defence and fair trial - Impartiality.
20/01/1987

31

Cause list number: 25