Nika Simonishvili: The conference of judges elected Murusidze and Gvritishvili uncontested to the Supreme Council of Justice - everyone can calm down now, the tense elections are over

The best traditions of uncontested elections continued in the court following the Tbilisi State University, said Nika Simonishvili, the chairman of the GYLA, reacting to the election of Levan Murusidze and Dimitri Gvritishvili as judge members of the Supreme Council of Justice.

As Simonishvili noted, "tense elections are over".

"Just recently, the conference of judges elected Murusidze and Gvritishvili uncontested to the Supreme Council of Justice.

The best traditions of uncontested elections continued in court following TSU.

Everyone can calm down now, the tense elections are over," Simonishvili wrote.

For information, at the 31st conference of judges held at the High School of Justice, two judges were elected members of the High Council of Justice - Levan Murusidze and Dimitri Gvritishvili. Dimitri Gvritishvili's candidacy was nominated by the judges, while Levan Murusidze nominated his candidacy.

The seats of two members in the Supreme Council of Justice became vacant after Gocha Abuseridze and Giorgi Goginashvili left their positions based on their resignation statements. We remind you that the judge members of the Supreme Council of Justice are appointed for a term of 4 years.