On October 26, the Constitutional Court of Georgia will begin examining the justification of the case on the banning of five opposition parties. The meetings began on Wednesday, October 21, and all three days were devoted to the petitions of the opposition parties; At the same time, the court rejected all the requests, calling them unfounded or legally meaningless. "After completing the submission of the petitions, the examination of the substance of the matter begins. It will start with the judge's report," said the Chairman of the Constitutional Court, Rabaz Nadrayah. The meetings will continue until October 29 and will be held daily.

On October 26, the Constitutional Court of Georgia will begin examining the justification of the case on the banning of five opposition parties. The meetings began on Wednesday, October 21, and all three days were devoted to the petitions of the opposition parties; At the same time, the court rejected all the requests, calling them unfounded or legally meaningless. "After completing the submission of the petitions, the examination of the substance of the matter begins. It will start with the judge's report," said the Chairman of the Constitutional Court, Rabaz Nadrayah. The meetings will continue until October 29 and will be held daily.