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Eastern Europe and the Balkans gathers the modern judges of Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, Romania, Bulgaria, Moldova, Croatia, Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Albania, Slovenia, Lithuania, Estonia, Latvia, Georgia and Turkey, a broad grouping of post-Soviet, post-Yugoslav and other Eastern European and transcontinental judiciaries whose constitutional courts were mostly established or rebuilt in the years following the fall of Communism and the breakup of Yugoslavia and the Soviet Union.

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Defining Characteristic
Judges of Eastern European and Balkan constitutional courts, exemplified by the Constitutional Court of Romania, the institution ruling on the conformity of Romanian laws with the constitution. 1
Formation Year
1992 CE 1
All Eastern Europe and the Balkans
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1. Constitutional Court of Romania (Wikipedia)
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  • Constitutional Court of Romania, lead section
    The Constitutional Court of Romania (Curtea Constitutionala a Romaniei) is the institution which rules on whether the laws, decrees or other bills enacted by Romanian authorities are in conformity with the Constitution.
  • Constitutional Court of Romania, established infobox fact
    Established: 1992
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