Constitutional Court to consider case on constitutionality of Crimean referendum on March 13
The Constitutional Court of Ukraine at its sitting on March 13 will start consideration of a case under a petition from acting President of Ukraine and Verkhovna Rada Chairman Oleksandr Turchynov regarding the constitutionality of resolution of the Supreme Council of Crimea No. 1702-6/14 dated March 6 on holding a local referendum on joining Russia.
The panel of judges decided that the case would be considered in a written form, the court's spokesman told Interfax-Ukraine.
However, accredited mass media can attend the hearing, which starts at 1600.
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