RA CC issues two new procedural decisions in case challenging June 7  elections

ArmInfo. The Constitutional Court has issued two new procedural decisions in the case challenging the June 7 elections.

According to these decisions, the duration of the parties'  presentations during the trial is set as follows: for the  plaintiffs-the Strong Armenia bloc, the Wings of Unity party, the  Democracy, Law, and Discipline party, the Prosperous Armenia party,  the Alliance of Democracy Defenders for the Republic party, the  Armenia bloc, and the New Force party-up to 40 minutes; for the  defendant, the Central Electoral Commission-up to 1 hour and 30  minutes; for the Prosecutor's Office, the Ministry of Internal  Affairs, and the Anti-Corruption Committee-up to 30 minutes; and for  the Civil Contract party, participating as a third party-up to 40  minutes. Furthermore, the Constitutional Court ordered the Central  Electoral Commission to submit to the Constitutional Court its  decision on the election results, the protocol on the voting results,  court rulings, decisions adopted following the review of applications  (complaints), decisions of territorial election commissions on  violations recorded on election day, and decisions on the voting  results.

The Constitutional Court also ordered the Prosecutor's Office to  submit to the Constitutional Court information on measures taken  within the Prosecutor's Office's jurisdiction in response to reports  of election-related violations, the process and results, and judicial  decisions of the judiciary related to the elections. The Court  ordered the Anti-Corruption Committee to submit to the Constitutional  Court a consolidated report on the total number and current status of  cases reviewed and materials being prepared within the Committee's  jurisdiction. The Investigative Committee is obligated to submit to  the Constitutional Court a consolidated report on the total number  and current status of cases reviewed and materials being processed  within the Committee's jurisdiction. The Constitutional Court  requested information from the Ministry of Internal Affairs on  violations of the law recorded within the Ministry's jurisdiction  related to the elections and measures taken in connection with them. 

The Television and Radio Commission must provide a summary report on  the administrative proceedings initiated by the Commission against  audiovisual service providers on the issue of compliance with the  established procedure for election campaigning, and on the decisions  taken as a result of these proceedings.