Head of the Legal-Advisory Department
Born in Yerevan on 1 April 1988.
ACADEMIC DEGREE, TITLE
Candidate of law sciences
EDUCATION
2009 Bachelor's Degree program at the Faculty of Law of the Yerevan State University
2011 Master's Degree program at the Faculty of Law of the Yerevan State University
2015 PhD in Law at Law Faculty of the Yerevan State University
2017 International Master’s Degree program at the Charles University in Prague
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2011-2013
Served as the Leading Specialist at the Expertise-Analytic Division of The Legal-Advisory Department of the Constitutional Cour
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2013-2019
Served as the Chief Specialist at the Expertise-Analytic Division of The Legal-Advisory Department of the Constitutional Court
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2019-2021
Served as the Head of Division on Issues in respect to the Procedures Against Judges of the Department Concerning Judges and Candidates of the Supreme Judicial Council of the Republic of Armenia
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2021
Served as the Head of Expertise-Analytic Division at the Constitutional Court
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Since 2021
Serves as the Head of the Legal-Advisory Department of the Constitutional Court
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Since 2016
Enrolled as the Lecturer at the Department of Theory of Law and Constitutional Law of the Institute of Law and Politics of the Russian-Armenian University
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Since 2017
Enrolled as the Lecturer at the Law Faculty of the French University in Armenia
OTHER INFORMATION
Nelly Arakelyan is married.
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