“They deal with elementary school material, as if they never finished it. Miserable and hellish, and above all useless. They are not the Institute for the Study of History to deal with that. Truth be told, they are anything but the Constitutional Court,” said Dodik.
However, on the other hand, Dodik appealed to the Constitutional Court of BiH due to the decision of the Court of BiH and the Central Election Commission of BiH that the PDP ticket was recognized as a delegate in the House of Peoples of the Parliamentary Assembly of BiH.
“AP-3179/24 (Union of Independent Social Democrats – SNSD)* – In this case, the Constitutional Court found, among other things, that the contested decisions of the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina and the Central Election Commission of Bosnia and Herzegovina did not violate the appellant’s right to free elections. The appellant had the opportunity to effectively participate in the protection of his electoral rights during the retrial, and the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina explained its decision in detail, giving answers to all the appellant’s important appeal allegations, in which the Constitutional Court does not see any arbitrariness,” the decision of the Constitutional Court states. of the court of BIH.
This put an end to the case of the “fourth delegate” in the House of Peoples of Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Dodik once again showed in practice that he recognizes the Constitutional Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Last year, Dodik once again referred and then withdrew an appeal to the Constitutional Court after many pointed out to him the contradictions in his views. However, the fourth delegate was more important than the candidacy, so SNSD persisted in the appeal, ultimately unsuccessfully.
(Vijesti.ba)
