CONSTITUTIONAL REFORMS AND THE EVOLUTION OF THE POWERS OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF UZBEKISTAN
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F. Kh. Adilkarieva ()Files
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The article presents a scholarly analysis of the legal nature of the judiciary as an independent branch of state power, including the Constitutional Court of the Republic. It explores the concept, essence, and characteristics of constitutional justice. Particular attention is paid to the trends (dynamics) of enhancing the powers of the Constitutional Court during recent years of constitutional reforms.
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