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==Related Articles Of the Constitution Court == Articles 111 through 113 of the Constitution of the Republic of Korea refer to the Constitutional Court.

Article 111
Article 111 of the Constitution stipulates the enforcement of the Constitutional Court and the qualifications and appointments of the Constitutional Court Judges.

Article 111 (1)
Section 1 sets out five judgments ruled by the Constitutional Court.
 * The constitutionality of a law upon the request of the courts: Judge whether the law enacted by the National Assembly violates the Constitution.
 * Impeachment referee: If a public official in a high position, such as the president, violates the Constitution and the law, he may withdraw from office.
 * Political party dissolution: A political party that violates the purpose or basic order of a political party can dissolve the political party.
 * Competence disputes between State agencies, between State agencies and local governments, and between local governments: It plays a role of solving the case of disputes between national institutions, national institutions, local autonomous bodies, and local autonomous entities.
 * Constitutional appeal: Judgment of the constitutional wishes such as whether the state violates the rights of the people.

Paragraphs 2 to 4 refer to the judges of the Constitutional Court.

Article 111 (2)
Paragraph 2 states that the judge of the Constitutional Court is qualified as a judge and that a total of nine persons are appointed by the President.

Article 111 (3)
In paragraph 3, three of the judges of the Constitutional Court shall be elected by the National Assembly, and the three shall be appointed by the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. This means the division of three government powers between the executive, judicial and legislative branches.

Article 111 (4)
The President of the Constitutional Court, with the consent of the National Assembly, appoints the President of the Constitutional Court as the Constitutional Court judge.

Article 112
Article 112 of the Constitution stipulates the term of the members of the Constitutional Court, its limitations, and the things to be observed.

Article 112 (1)
Clause 1 states the term of the judge of the Constitutional Court. The term of the members of the Constitutional Court is six years and it is stipulated that it can be renewed by the law.

Article 112 (2)
Section 2 specifies what the judges of the Constitutional Court must observe. The judges of the Constitutional Court declare that they can not join political parties and can not engage in politics.

Article 112 (3)
Section 3 sets out the terms and conditions of the Constitutional Court's jurisdiction. The judges of the Constitutional Court declare that they are not excluded unless they are impeached or sentenced to a sentence of more than an imprisonment without prison labor.

Article 113
Article 113 of the Constitution specifies the powers of the Constitutional Court.

Article 113 (1)
Paragraph 1 stipulates the judgment of the Constitutional Court. It is stipulated that there should be more than 6 judges in case of the unconstitutional decision of law, the decision of impeachment, the decision of dissolution of the political party, or constitutional appeal decision.

Article 113 (2)
Paragraph 2 of the Constitution provides for the rule-making powers of the Constitutional Court. The Constitutional Court may establish rules on judicial procedures, internal discipline, and administrative proceedings, as long as they do not conflict with the law.

Article 113 (3)
Paragraph 3 stipulates that the law requires the organization and operation of the Constitutional Court and other necessary matters. This law is the Constitutional Court Act.

Related Articles of the Constitution
=== Case number === The case administered by the Constitutional Court has a case number in the form of . For example, the case number of the case of “Case on Defamation against the President” whose decision date is 26th December, 2013. is “2009Hun-Ma747”.

Year classification
It is the year of the day the case was billed. Before 2000, only two digits after the year, and four digits after the year.

Case code
It is the classification of the case which is the case goes into. It is made up of two letters, the first letter is 'Hun'. This represents the Constitutional Court is responsible for this case. The second letter consists of 'Ka' to 'A'(Ka, Na, Da, Ra, Ma, Ba, Sa, A). In the case of the Constitutional Court, there shall be ‘Ka’ to ‘Ba’ in the order of Article 111, Paragraph 1 of the Constitution of the Republic of Korea. In other words, if the case of the judgement of the unconstitutional law by the court's request, 'Ka' is assigned, 'Na' is the judgement of the case of the impeachment judgment, 'Da' is the judgment of the case of the dissolution of the political party, and ‘Ra’ is the judgement of the case of Competence disputes between State agencies, between State agencies and local governments, and between local governments. The Constitutional Appeal under Article 68 (1) of the law of Constitutional Court Act is ‘Ma’ and under Article 68 (2) of the law of Constitutional Court Act is ‘Ba’. In addition, various application cases are 'Sa' and various special cases are accompanied by 'A'.

Progress number
Progress numbers should be serialized in the order of time of receiving bill during the year.

=== Case Statistics === This is the constitutional case aggregate table untill 31st October, 2017.

Footnotes of table
1. This type of "Constitutionality of Statutes" case refers to the constitutionality of statutes cases brought by ordinary courts, i.e., any court other than the Constitutional Court.

2. "Unconstitutional" : Used in Constitutionality of Laws cases.

3. "Unconformable" : This conclusion means the Court acknowledges a law's unconstitutionality but merely requests the National Assembly to revise it by a certain period while having the law remain effective until that time.

4. "Conditionally Unconstitutional" : In cases challenging the constitutionality of a law, the Court prohibits a particular way of interpretation of a law as unconstitutional, while having other interpretations remain constitutional.

5. "Conditionally Constitutional" : This means that a law is constitutional if it is interpreted according to the designated way.This is the converse of "Unconstitutional, in certain context". Both are regarded as decisions of "partially unconstitutional".

6. "Upholding" : This conclusion is used when the Court accepts a Constitutional Complaint which does not include a constitutionality of law issue.

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