ArmInfo. The meeting of the Constitutional Court, which, among other issues, should be considered a joint case on the statements of Judge David Grigoryan and second President of Armenia Robert Kocharian on the constitutionality of Article 300.1 of the RA Criminal Code, did not take place. This was reported by ArmInfo correspondent.
The meeting did not take place due to the lack of quorum. Today, the Constitutional Court was supposed to decide on the acceptance for consideration or termination of the consideration of the application of the lawyers of the second President of Armenia Robert Kocharian.
It should be noted that today the representative of the successors of the victims on March 1, 2008, lawyer Tigran Yegoyan on his Facebook page reported that the successors of the victims of March 1 also submitted a petition to the Constitutional Court of Armenia.
The lawyer, in particular, noted: <A petition was submitted for impossibility to participate in the consideration of the case on the statements of Judge David Grigoryan and defendant Robert Kocharian on the conformity of Article 300.1 of the RA Criminal Code with the Armenian Constitution, judges of the Constitutional Court Ashot Khachatryan, Araik Tunyan and Hrayr Tovmasyan. Regarding the participation in the consideration of the case of Hrayr Tovmasyan, we learned that the latter had contact with the lawyer of Kocharyan Aram Orbelian and the lawyer of the former CSTO Secretary General Yuri Khachaturov Migran Poghosyan>, Yegoyan emphasized.