The Advocates' Law (Law No. 18 of 2003) was the subject of further judicial review and the Constitutional Court (Court) handed down a decision which re-affirms an earlier decision with respect to how the Court frames a breach of a claimed constitutional right. The decision also highlights that the Court is intending to take a firm position on legal standing and as such this appears to be the mechanism of choice to ensure that the Court is only hearing and deciding matters where there are adjudicable constitutional issues to be resolved.

Constitutional Court - Advocates, Constitutional Rights, & Legal Standing
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