Three reports prepared with the participation of the CPLR experts were included in 2019 Global Go To Think Tank Index Report in the nomination "Best Policy Study-Report".
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Conclusion is prepared by the CPLR experts.
This was discussed by public experts at the October 24 debate on the Land Reform Referendum: Possibility. Feasibility.
The Constitutional Court should demand better clarity and coherence and parliament must seek to enhance the legitimacy and quality of the amendments through engaging the public and other stakeholders – writes Julia Kyrychenko.
The report analyzes the situation in the area of criminal statistics and presents specific conclusions and recommendations for the legislator and law enforcement agencies.
The goal of this research paper is to facilitate an informed discussion with policymakers on improving confidence in Ukrainian courts.
Experts analyzed implementation of key judicial reforms in framework of Priority II "Strengthening institutions and good governance".
Main points of the conclusion in English.
This concept note addresses five priority measures with clear indicators. The achievement of these indicators would require amending the legislation in line with the current Constitution. This concept note could become a goalpost for the new Parliament’s legislative work in the area of justice reform.
Volodymyr Petrakovskyi about future of the SAPO.
On May 14, for the first time in the history of independent Ukraine, the Constitutional Court of Ukraine dismissed from office its Chairman. Julia Kyrychenko analysed the latest constitutional news in Ukraine for BlogActiv.
On February 26, the Constitutional Court of Ukraine adopted a decision, according to which the article of the Criminal Code of Ukraine that established liability for illegal enrichment for public servants, was recognized unconstitutional.
