Judicial branch Judges' appointments are confirmed by Parliament and are irrevocable, except on the decision of the Judicial Disciplinary Board or on the judgment of a criminal court. There is a special Constitutional Court, with the authority to rule on the constitutionality of laws, whose members must be confirmed by an absolute majority vote of Parliament, by secret ballot.
Judicial branch Judges' appointments are confirmed by Parliament and are irrevocable except on the decision of the Judicial Disciplinary Board or on the judgment of a criminal court There is a special Constitutional Court with the authority to rule on the constitutionality of laws whose members must be confirmed by an absolute majority vote of Parliament by secret ballot