International Conference of the Russian Constitutional Court and VIIth St. Petersburg Legal Forum

22 May 2017 - President of the Constitutional Court of Croatia Dr Miroslav Šeparović and Deputy President Dr Snježana Bagić attended an international conference on "Constitutional Justice - Doctrine and Practice" in St. Petersburg, Russian Federation. At the Conference, organised by the Constitutional Court of the Russian Federation, Dr Bagić addressed the esteemed participants from Europe, Asia and Africa speaking about the constitutional court as social phenomena mediator. The Conference took place within the VIIth St. Petersburg Legal Forum that was held from 17 to 20 May 2017.

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