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Article 134 The Constitutional Court judges:

disputes relating to the constitutionality of laws and acts having the force of law, the State and the Regions,

on conflicts of jurisdiction between state powers and those between the State and the Regions and between

Regions;

allegations against the President of the Republic and Ministers, under
Constitution.

Article 135

The Constitutional Court is composed of fifteen judges appointed for third
by Presidents of the Republic, one third by Parliament in joint session
and a third by the ordinary and administrative supreme courts
.

The Constitutional Court judges are chosen from among retired judges, including the ordinary courts and administrative

, college professors in law and lawyers
after twenty years of operation.

The Court shall elect its Chairman from among its members.

Judges are appointed for twelve years, renewed
partially by rules established by law and are not immediately eligible.

The office of judge shall be incompatible with membership of

Parliament or of a regional council, with the exercise of the legal profession and with every appointment or office indicated by law.

In actions for impeachment against the President of the Republic and against the Ministers. , apart from the ordinary judges of the Court, sixteen members elected at the beginning of each term, by the Parliament in joint session between the individuals of

the requirements for election to the Senate.