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1 Const. L. Rev. 1 (2009)

handle is hein.journals/constulv1 and id is 1 raw text is: Welcome to the first issue of the Constitu- tional Law Review, the new bilingual (Georgian/ English) journal of the Constitutional Court of Georgia in partnership with the Council of Europe, German Technical Cooperation, Ilia Chavchavadze State University and Local gov- ernment and Public Service Reform Initiative. I am grateful to all our partners for their valuable support. The Constitutional Law Review will be published quarterly and distributed freely to relevant local and international institutions. The Constitutional Law Review (CLR) strives to be the medium for the propagation of the most important developments at the Constitu- tional Court in particular and, in general, the major legal developments in the country as well as the whole region and all over the world. It will provide Georgian readers with reviews of decisions made by the European Court of Human Rights, European constitutional courts, and other world judicial and legal institutions. It will also create a platform for professional debate and a critical analysis of the decisions made by the Constitutional Court of Georgia. The journal will provide the international community with information originating from Georgia (and vice versa) and encourage a strengthening of scientific/legal ties and the free exchange of ideas. My hope is that, during the coming years, the journal will continue to engage its readers by expanding their thinking about our profession. In today's complex environment, the role of informed scholars, and critical and reflective thinkers is essential for our continued development, especially for countries like Georgia. In the first issue we are privileged to have contributions from a few well-known Georgian as well as world class scholars. I believe this trend will continue and that each edition will start to become filled with more and more interesting research papers. To conclude, I would like to note that this issue marks the 50th anniversary of the establishment of the Euro- pean Court of Human Rights, and the 60th anniversary of the Council of Europe. We hope to witness the further progress and success of these institutions, which have had a tremendous impact on the democratic develop- ment of the country as well as the whole region. I hope you will enjoy reading the CLR and that its contents will provide you with useful and stimulating in- formation. The President of the Constitutional Court of Georgia George Papuashvili

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