Basic information			Substance of the ruling			Accessibility of the case and further relevant links
Date	Name of the case (or case number)	The body delivering the decision	Keywords, topic	Executive part	Brief summary	Full text	Page at the website of the issuing court	Page in other databases	Unofficial materials, press communications
December 16. 2021.	N1/5/1499	Constitutional Court of Georgia	Freedom of movement	The Constitutional Court of Georgia held that the night curfew ordered by the Government of Georgia was constitutional, therefore, the constitutional claim submitted against it was dismissed.	The Constitutional Court of Georgia held that the night curfew ordered by the Government of Georgia was constitutional, therefore, the constitutional claim submitted against it was dismissed.	https://constcourt.ge/ka/judicial-acts?legal=12901
December 1 2021.	№1/1/1505,1515,1516,1529	Constitutional Court of Georgia	Freedom of assembly; freedom of movement; right to property; labor rights; executive decrees during emergencies	The Constitutional Court of Georgia upheld in its landmark ruling most of the legal procedures allowing executive authorities to maintain COVID-19 pandemic-related restrictions and largely approved rule by decree.	The Constitutional Court of Georgia held, that the executive power had the authorization during public health emergency to order far-reaching extra-ordinary restrictions on freedom of movement, freedom of assembly and right to property. However, the limitations issued on labor rights were unconstitutional since these amendments concerned the public health act as an ordinary law instead of the labor code of Georgia, which constitutes an organic law. Three dissenting judges and several commentators expressed their disagreement with the deference of the  judgement: according to their arguments, the reasoning disregarded several fundamental principles of democracy and embroadened the parliamentary margin of movement to confer not sufficiently precisely defined authorization for the government to adopt arbitrary measures during the public health emergency.	https://www.constcourt.ge/ka/judicial-acts?legal=10658&fbclid=IwAR0yx-t2aw4szcsVHonyaRh1ut0r4jQ2cnOUJ0ynELiZp9drBMC3mdSsp-U	https://www.constcourt.ge/ka/judicial-acts?legal=10658&fbclid=IwAR0yx-t2aw4szcsVHonyaRh1ut0r4jQ2cnOUJ0ynELiZp9drBMC3mdSsp-U		https://civil.ge/archives/397025