Head of the Expertise-Analytic Division
Was born in the city of Yerevan on 21 September 1989.
ACADEMIC DEGREE, TITLE
PhD in the Law
EDUCATION
2010 Graduated from the Bachelor's Degree Program at the Law Faculty of the European Regional Educational Academy
2012 Graduated from the Master's Degree Program at the Law Faculty of the European Regional Educational Academy
2015 Completed post-graduate studies at the Law Faculty of the European Regional Educational Academy
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2010-2013
Worked as a Lawyer at "Tasd Ber" LLC
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2013-2018
Served as an Assistant to a judge at the Court of First Instance of Shengavit Administrative District of Yerevan
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2018-2019
Served as an Assistant to a judge at the Court of General Jurisdiction of Yerevan
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2019-2021
Served as an Assistant to a judge at the Bankruptcy Court of the Republic of Armenia
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From January 2021 to September 2021
Served as the Cheif Specialist at the Expertise-Analytic Division of the Legal-Advisory Department of the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Armenia
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Since 2014
Has been enrolled as a Lecturer at the Department of Law of the European University
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From 2018 to 2020
Worked as a Lecturer at the Police Academy of the Republic of Armenia
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In 2019, Aida Tadevosyan was awarded with the Second Rank Legal Adviser of the Justice of the Republic of Armenia
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