The Romanian Constitutional Court's Relationship with the Ordinary Courts: What Are Some of the Causes of Its High Caseload?

Author： Gâdiuţă Filip  

Publisher： Martinus Nijhoff

ISSN： 1573-0352

Source： Review of Central and East European Law, Vol.37, Iss.1, 2012-02, pp. : 53-93

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