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The conception of the Federal Constitutional Court of Germany in comparison to the Constitutional Court of South Africa
Germany as well as South Africa have established Constitutional Courts. The Federal Constitutional Court of Germany, located in Karlsruhe (cf § 1 II BVerfGG), commenced its work in September 1951. Up to 1995 the Federal Constitutional Court heard more than 120,000 cases
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Department of Public Law
2021
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