"Zhoghovurd" daily writes:
"According to the information of "Zhoghovurd" daily newspaper, today the Supreme Court will enter the conference room to make a decision on the issue of contesting the results of the parliamentary elections. The fact is that the judges of the Supreme Court had 15 days to study the applications, listen to the parties, ask questions and go to the conference room to make a decision. The final part of the decision will be announced on July 4. It is already known that two judges of the Constitutional Court are not participating in the examination of the case of contesting the election results. We are talking about Artak Zeynalyan, the former Minister of Justice, former member of the "Republic" party, and Vladimir Vardanyan, who recently resigned from the mandate of the deputy of the "Civil Agreement" faction.
While the seven judges examining the case of contesting the results of the elections study the applications submitted by the seven political forces almost day and night, Artak Zeynalyan and Vladimir Vardanyan, who were left out of the process, continue to deal with other cases examined in the Constitutional Court and studying the applications. According to "Zhoghovurd" daily newspaper, the general atmosphere inside the Supreme Court is considered relatively calm, but the scope and public significance of the case regarding the results of the elections require maximum concentration from the judges.
Let's note that the results of the elections in the Constitutional Court are contested by both the political forces that passed the parliament and those that did not overcome the electoral threshold. In the majority of applications, the main demand is to invalidate the Central Electoral Commission's decision summarizing the election results. At the same time, a number of political forces demand from the court also to appoint a second round of elections. The Constitutional Court can either leave the decision of the Central Electoral Commission on the results of the elections unchanged, or declare it invalid. In the latter case, the court can either invalidate the results of the elections, or, recognizing them invalid, establish a new order of distribution of mandates, or appoint a second round of elections." Details in today's issue of "Zhoghovurd" daily newspaper.
