The Constitutional Court May Make a Decision on Monday that Will Fundamentally Affect Hungarian Democracy
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The Constitutional Court Will Hear on Monday Whether the Parliament Was Right to Remove Tamás Sulyok
In addition, they will decide on the 12-year term limit for members of parliament and the termination of the mandate of constitutional judges due to age limit.
In fact, Hungary's Constitutional Court has a summer break until 28 August. In view of the urgency of the matter, the panel nevertheless met on 13 August to decide on four constitutional lawsuits by the opposition: the constitutionally questionable dismissal of President Tamás Sulyok, the retroactive limitation of the term of office for members of parliament to three legislative periods (which deprived the opposition of half of its experienced p…
The termination of Tamás Sulyok's mandate, the term limit for representatives, and the age limit for constitutional judges will also be brought before the robed body.
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