Supreme Court allows common courts to assess constitutionality of laws without violating separation of powers.

The Supreme Court dismissed the cassation appeal filed by multiple prosecutors against the State Treasury. The plaintiffs argued that lower courts improperly withheld a constitutional question regarding the 1994 remuneration law, claiming the legislature failed to apply standard salary valuation principles. The court ruled that common courts possess the authority to independently evaluate the constitutionality of statutes when deciding cases, as this does not infringe upon the exclusive jurisdiction of the Constitutional Tribunal.