Jurisdiction 

The Constitutional Court shall decide on: 

1. compliance of laws and other general acts with the Constitution, generally accepted rules of the international law and ratified international treaties,

2. compliance of ratified international treaties with the Constitution, 

3. compliance of other general acts with the Law, 

4. compliance of the Statute and general acts of autonomous provinces and local self-government units with the Constitution and the Law, 

5. compliance of general acts of organizations with delegated public powers, political parties, trade unions, civic associationsand collective agreements with the Constitution and the Law. 

The Constitutional Court shall:

1. decide on the conflict of jurisdictions between courts and state bodies. 

2. decidde on the conflict of jurisdictions between republic and provincial bodies or bodies of local self-government units, 

3. decide on the conflict of jurisdictions between provincial bodies and bodies of local self-government units, 

4. decide on electoral disputes for which the court jurisdiction has not been specified by the Law, 

5. perform other duties stipulated by the Constitution and the Law. 

The Constitutional Court shall decide on the banning of a political party, trade union organisation or civic association.

The Constitutional Court shall perform other duties stipulated by the Constitution.