Iceland’s Supreme Court nullifies Constitutional Convention election, The Huffington Post (2011)
This article reports on the ruling of the Supreme Court of Iceland regarding the November election of the Constitutional Convention. On January 25, the Supreme Court of Iceland invalidated the November election arguing that it was marred by malpractices and technical issues. The Court argues, for example, that the secrecy of the vote was violated by the serial numbers on the ballot papers and the use of nontraditional ballot boxes.
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