Still No Candidates to Head Supreme Administrative Court

Still No Candidates to Head Supreme Administrative Court

Bulgaria

Once again, no candidates were nominated for the position of President of the Supreme Administrative Court (SAC) during Thursday's meeting of the Plenum of the Supreme Judicial Council (SJC), which convened in another attempt to elect a new head for the court, CE Report quotes BTA

The initial effort failed after four consecutive weeks without any nominations.

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