Insignificant cases: what the Constitutional Court missed
On November 22, the Constitutional Court ruled on four constitutional claims regarding insignificant cases in the civil process. I was the author of one of these claims, so the comment below is inevitably my subjective and biased opinion. At the same time, I will try to react to the decision of the Constitutional Court rationally, in the sense that any court process is a rational, even if formalized, communication, and the court decision is not a dogma but an attempt to rationally convince the parties (in the first place) and the community (in the second place) in the correctness of the court’s conclusions. So, did the court manage to persuade Mykyta Yevstifeiev? Published by Dead Lawyers Society.
December 25, 2023 1 min
