YEREVAN. – We have a constitution and an adopted law; we, the judges, are obligated to carry out the actions taken after the adoption of the law. President of the Court of Cassation Yervand Khundkaryan, a candidate for a judge of the Constitutional Court of Armenia—and who is nominated to this post by the General Assembly of Judges, noted this in a talk with journalists in the National Assembly Monday, referring to the question whether he considers as constitutional the process that left three vacancies in the Constitutional Court, and he was nominated as a candidate for a judge of this court.

"As to what happened from both the political point of view until the adoption of the law, we, the judges, have no right to assess it; the serving judge cannot make such an assessment.

Many things can upset me as a person, but every judge is obligated to fulfill the requirements of the law," Khundkaryan said.