New Rules for Supreme Court Election Cases: President and Senate
This law introduces special rules for how the Supreme Court will handle cases related to the 2025 Presidential and supplementary Senate elections. It specifies which judges and in what composition will rule on election validity and electoral protests. The aim is to ensure clear regulations for resolving election disputes.
Key points
The validity of the 2025 Presidential and Senate elections will be assessed by the Supreme Court, composed of 15 most senior judges.
Election protests and appeals against State Electoral Commission decisions will be heard by 3 randomly selected judges from the same group of most senior judges.
The new rules also apply to election cases initiated but not yet concluded before the law's effective date.
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VOTING RESULTS
2025-01-24
For
220
Against
204
Abstain
20
Status:
Presidential Veto
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