Constitutional Court Decision Analysis

Summary

The Constitutional Court of Ukraine often declares laws unconstitutional if they violate fundamental principles of the Ukrainian Constitution, such as human rights, rule of law, and separation of powers. Decisions may be based on laws infringing on rights guaranteed by the Constitution or conflicting with other constitutional norms. For example, a law may violate the right to freedom of speech under Article 34, contradict the rule of law principle in Article 8, or breach the separation of powers principle in Article 6. For specific case analysis, reviewing the courts decision text in the Ukrainian judicial registry is recommended.