“The Constitution of Georgia shall be the supreme
law of the State. All other legal acts shall comply with
the Constitution.”
The Constitution of Georgia, Article 6.1.

Welcome to the website of the Constitutional Court of Georgia. Here, you may find information on the current legislation of the Constitutional Court of Georgia, the acts of the Court and information about its organization, powers and current activities, as well as academic articles. I hope the outcome of our efforts will enable lawyers and various stakeholders of the society to promptly and effectively find the necessary information about the Constitutional Court of Georgia.

Georgia is based on the ideals of democratic governance, respect for human rights and the rule of law. The Constitutional Court is a body of constitutional review, striving to maintain and enhance these values in the State of Georgia. The Constitutional Court of Georgia has the power on the basis of Constitutional claims or submissions to eliminate those laws and normative acts, which do not comply with the Constitution. One of the main functions of the court is to protect the Human Constitutional Rights and Freedoms. The Constitutional Court of Georgia is also entitled to establish the following: Constitutionality of the elections and political parties’ activities; Consider disputes regarding separation of competences between legislative and executive bodies; Consider violations of the Constitution by the high rank officials.

Since its beginning, the Constitutional Court of Georgia has significantly contributed to the establishment of the legal culture of society as well as economic and other generally recognized values, therefore, fortifying the confidence of the society toward this Constitutional Institution.

We hope you will find our website to be continuously informative and interesting.

George Papuashvili

The President of the Constitutional Court of Georgia