Constitutional Court of Ukraine, Constitutional court in Kyiv, Ukraine
The Constitutional Court of Ukraine is the highest court in Kyiv responsible for examining whether laws, international treaties, and government actions comply with the Ukrainian Constitution. It reviews these matters before they take effect or are enforced.
Founded in October 1996 following Ukraine's independence, the court delivered its first constitutional ruling in May 1997. These early decisions established the legal framework for the nation's development.
The Constitutional Court reflects Ukraine's dedication to democratic values through its role in protecting civil rights and maintaining constitutional order within the nation.
Access to this venue is typically limited due to the sensitive legal work conducted there. Visitors should check in advance whether public tours or visits are available.
In 2024, the court facilitated Ukraine's ratification of the Rome Statute while maintaining specific provisions regarding jurisdiction over Ukrainian citizens.
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