Tribunal - Pengadilan

This Books contents :Constitutional Tribunal (original in Spanish) Art. 159. 1. The Constitutional Tribunal is composed by 12 members appointed by the King; of them, four are proposed by the Congress with a majority of three fifth of its members; four are proposed by the Senate with an identical majority; two are proposed by the Administration, and two proposed by the General Council of the Judicial Power (1). 2. The members of the Constitutional Tribunal must be appointed among Magistrates and District Attorneys, College Professors, public employees and Lawyers, all of them jurists of known competence with more than 15 years of legal practice (2). (1) With respect to this see articles 204 to 206 of the Regulations of the Congress of Deputies published by Resolution of 24 February 1982 (*BOE* nflm. 55, of 5 March 1982), 184 of the Regulations of the Senate, approved on (Ea 3 May 1994 (*BOE* nGm. 114, of 13 May), and 107-2 and 127-2 of the Organic Law 6/1985, of 1 July (*BOE* nGm. 157, of 2 July; correction of errors in *BOE* num. 264, of 4 November), of the Judicial Power, as well as article 16 of the Organic Law of the Constitutional Tribunal included herein. (2) See article 18 of the Organic Law of the Constitutional Tribunal