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muxli 75
1. saqarTvelos prezidenti xelSeuvalia. Tanamdebobaze
yofnis dros ar SeiZleba misi dapatimreba an sisxlis
samarTlis pasuxisgebaSi micema.
2. prezidentis mier konstituciis darRvevis, saxelmwifo
Ralatisa da sisxlis samarTlis sxva danaSaulis
Cadenis SemTxvevaSi parlaments konstituciis 63-e muxliTa
da organuli kanoniT dadgenili wesiT SeuZlia
Tanamdebobidan gadaayenos prezidenti, Tu:
2. (amoqmeddes 2013 wlis oqtombris morigi saprezidento
arCevnebis Sedegad arCeuli prezidentis mier ficis
dadebis momentidan, 15.10.2010.N#3710) prezidentis
mier konstituciis darRvevis an mis qmedebaSi danaSaulis
Semadgenlobis niSnebis arsebobis SemTxvevaSi parlaments
SeuZlia konstituciis 63-e muxliTa da kanoniT dadgenili
wesiT Tanamdebobidan gadaayenos prezidenti, Tu:
a) konstituciis darRveva dadasturebulia sakonstitucio
sasamarTlos gadawyvetilebiT;
b) saxelmwifos Ralatisa da sisxlis samarTlis sxva
danaSaulis Semadgenlobis niSnebi dadasturebulia uzenaesi
sasamarTlos daskvniT.
Article 75
1. The President of Georgia shall enjoy personal immunity.
While holding his/her position, his/her detention or proceeding
shall be impermissible.
2. In case of the violation of the Constitution, commission
of high treason and other criminal offence, the Parliament shall
be authorized to dismiss the President in accordance with a
procedures of Article 63 of the Constitution and in accordance
with a procedures determined by the Organic Law if:
2. (shall be enforced from the next presidential election of
October 2013 within the newly elected president takes oath.
15.10.2010 N3710) In case of violation of the Constitution and
existence of signs of corpus delicti in the actions of the President,
the Parliament shall be authorized to dismiss the President in
accordance with a procedures prescribed by Article 63 of the
Constitution and the Law if.
a. the violation of the Constitution is confi rmed by a judgment
of the Constitutional Court;
b. corpus delicti of high treason and other criminal offence is
confi rmed by a conclusion of the Supreme Court.
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