List of the Available Publications at the Constitutional Court

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The Venice Commission of Council of Europe: Annual Report of Activities 2014.- Strasbourg, 2015.- 117 p.
The Venice Commission of Council of Europe: Annual Report.- Strasbourg, 2009.- 112 p.
The Venice Commission of Council of Europe: Annual Report.- Strasbourg, 2008.- 112 p.
The Vinodol Law.- Zagreb, 1995.- 144 p.
The Violence and the Democratic Process: Round Table. Lectures and Summaries.- Yerevan, 2000.- 52 p.
Toledo Cuiding Principles on Teaching About Religions and Beliefs in Public Schools.- Warsaw, 2007.- 130 p.
Towards a Unified Judicial Protection in Europe.- London, 1997.- p. 507-985.
Treaties in Force. A list of Treaties and other International Agreements of the United States in Force on January, 1, 1993.- 442 p.
Trial-Monitoring A Reference Mannual for Practitioners.- Warsaw, 2008.- 148 p.
Tushnet M. The Constitution of the United States of America: A Contextual Analysis.- Oxford, Portland: Oxford University Press, 2009.- 302 p.
Twenty Years of the Constitutional Court of Korea.- Seoul, 2008.- 690 p.
Twenty Years of the Constitutional Court of Korea.- Seoul, 2010.- 472 p.
Twenty Years of the Hungarian Constitutional Court.- Budapest, 2009.- 183 p.
Tymofeyeva A. Non-Governmental Organizations Under the European Convention on Human Rights: Exceptional Legal Standing.- Prague, 2015.- 340 p.
Tzanakopoulos A. Disobeying the Security Council: Countermeasures against Wrongful Sanctions.- Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2013.- 244 p.
UN Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods: A Commentary: Second Edition /Ed. by S. Kröll, L. Mistelis, P. P. Viscasillas.- 2018.- 1254 p.
UN in Brief.- New York, 1995.- 20 p.
Uncertain Justice: The Roberts Court and the Constitution /by L. Tribe, J. Matz.- New York, 2014.- 404 p.
Under God? Religious Faith and Liberal Democracy.- Cambridge, 2003.- 200 p.
Understanding Constitutional Law /by R. D. Irwin, N. Redlich, B. Schwartz, J. Attanasio, 1996.- 530 p.
United States Electations /ed. P. Malamud: United States Information Agency, 1996.- 49 p.
Universal Human Rights in Theory and Practice: 3th edition /by J. Donnelly.- New York: Cornell University Press, 2013.-320 p.
Vasciannie S. C. Land-Locked and Geographically Disadvantaged States in the International Law of the Sea.- Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2001.- 248 p.
Weak Courts, Strong Rights: Judicial Review and Social Welfare Rights in Comparative Constitutional Law/by M. Tushnet.- Princeton, Oxford: Princeton University Press, 2009.- 272 p.
Wildhaber L. The European Court of Human Rights (1998-2006): History, Achievements, Reform, 304 p.
Wildhorn S., Lavin M., Pascal A. Indicators of Justice.- Toronto, 1977.- 327 p.
Wilson J. William. The Truly Disadvantaged: The Inner City, the Underclass and Public Policy.- Chicago: Chicago Press, 1987.- 254 p.
Zekiyan B. l. The Armenian Way to Modernity (Armenian Identity Between Tradition and Innovation, Specificity and Universality).- Venezia, 1997.- 112 p.
Ziegler B. M. Desegregation and the Supreme Court.- Boston, 1958.- 116 p.
Constitutional Court of the Republic of Moldova։ Annual Report 2021.- Chisinau, 2023.- 182 p.
Constitutional Court of the Republic of Moldova։ Annual Report 2022.- Chisinau, 2023.- 115 p.
Constitutional Court of Korea։ Annual Report 2022.- Seoul, 2023.- 104 p.
Annual Report 2021.- Vilnius, 2022.- 144 p.
Selected Official Constitutional Doctrine 1993-2016.- Vilnius, 2017.- 1020 p.
An overview of the work for 2020.- Ljubljana, 2021.- 112 p.
Annual Report 2022.- Vilnius, 2023.- 168 p.
The Constitutional Court of Serbia: 1963-2023.- Belgrade, 2023.- 452 p.
Constitutional Court Decisions (2019).- Seoul, 2020.- 328 p.
Constitutional Court Decisions (2020).- Seoul, 2021.- 186 p.
Constitutional Court Decisions (2021).- Seoul, 2022.- 188 p.
Constitutional Court Decisions (2022).- Seoul, 2023.- 236 p.

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