List of the Available Publications at the Constitutional Court

Wildhorn S., Lavin M., Pascal A. Indicators of Justice.- Toronto, 1977.- 327 p.
Wilson J. William. The Truly Disadvantaged: The Inner City, the Underclass and Public Policy.- Chicago: Chicago Press, 1987.- 254 p.
Zekiyan B. l. The Armenian Way to Modernity (Armenian Identity Between Tradition and Innovation, Specificity and Universality).- Venezia, 1997.- 112 p.
Ziegler B. M. Desegregation and the Supreme Court.- Boston, 1958.- 116 p.
Constitutional Court of the Republic of Moldova։ Annual Report 2021.- Chisinau, 2023.- 182 p.
Constitutional Court of the Republic of Moldova։ Annual Report 2022.- Chisinau, 2023.- 115 p.
Constitutional Court of Korea։ Annual Report 2022.- Seoul, 2023.- 104 p.
Annual Report 2021.- Vilnius, 2022.- 144 p.
Selected Official Constitutional Doctrine 1993-2016.- Vilnius, 2017.- 1020 p.
An overview of the work for 2020.- Ljubljana, 2021.- 112 p.
Annual Report 2022.- Vilnius, 2023.- 168 p.
The Constitutional Court of Serbia: 1963-2023.- Belgrade, 2023.- 452 p.
Constitutional Court Decisions (2019).- Seoul, 2020.- 328 p.
Constitutional Court Decisions (2020).- Seoul, 2021.- 186 p.
Constitutional Court Decisions (2021).- Seoul, 2022.- 188 p.
Constitutional Court Decisions (2022).- Seoul, 2023.- 236 p.
Access to Justice: Constitutional Perspectives.- Seoul, 2023.- 516 p.
Federal Constitutional Court: Annual Report 2023.- Karlsruhe, 2024.- 108 p
From The National Constitution To Transnational Constitutionalism: International Conference, Vilnius, 25 October 2022.- Vilnius, 2024.- 244 p
Supreme Court of Norway: Annual Report 2023.- Oslo, 2024.- 42 p.
Italian Constitutional Court: Annual Report (2023), 2024.- 68 p.
Constitutional Court of Korea: Annual Report 2023.- Seoul, 2024.- 118 p.
An overview of the work for 2023.- Ljubljana, 2024.- 152 p.

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