President of the Constitutional Court of Lithuania

The President of the Constitutional Court of Lithuania holds significant responsibilities to ensure the court functions effectively and upholds the Constitution. Key duties include organizing and overseeing the work of the Constitutional Court, representing the court in official capacities both domestically and internationally, and presiding over court hearings and deliberations. Additionally, the President ensures cases are examined in a timely and fair manner, participates in the review of laws and other legal acts to ensure compliance with the Constitution, and manages the court's internal operations and administration. This includes overseeing the preparation of the court's budget and ensuring efficient use of resources. The President also acts as the primary spokesperson for the Constitutional Court, issuing public statements on behalf of the court regarding its rulings and other activities. Furthermore, the President provides constitutional guidance to state institutions when necessary and engages in discussions on constitutional law and legal reforms. These responsibilities are outlined in the Law on the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Lithuania.^[1][2]

The President of the Constitutional Court of Lithuania is appointed by the President of Lithuania with the approval of the Seimas. The parliament conducts a vote, and if the vote is successful, the President of the Constitutional Court is officially elected and appointed.

The current Incumbent is Tomas Davulis.^[3]