DEMISE OF POLITICS

SELECTION OF THE COMPOSITION OF THE SUPREME COURT ON THE EXISTING NOTIONS OF STATUS QUO AND PROSPECTS OF THE REFORM

Abstract

Constitutionalism transcends law; it implicates something beyond the grasp of law. It has always been a sort of embarrassment induced by the synonymous words: – “Constitutionalism” and “Constitutional Law”; and the word “law”, has really something to do with this fact.

The point is that, law and politics contradict each other within constitutionalism. This process could be seen quite explicitly through the analysis of such institutions as impeachment, state of emergency and appointment to a position; an attempt by law to restrict freedom of notions within the politics, by its criteria, is the most obvious in the latter case. The twists and turns of the election of the Chairman of the Supreme Court of Georgia in late 2014 and early 2015 is the manifestation of this. This text demonstrates our endeavor to canvass all of these processes.