The Constitutional Court is the guardian of the constitution. The court's competences are properly defined within the Constitution itself. Organizationally and functionally it does not descend from the legislative organ, nor it is accountable to. The Constitutional Court consists of nine judges. A President is elected from its own ranks for a term of three years without the right to reelection. The Assembly of the Republic of Macedonia elects the judges of the Constitutional Court from the rank of outstanding members of the legal profession for a term of nine years without the right to reelection.

Constitutional Court of the Republic of Macedonia (Skopje)

Supreme Courts (Highest Instance)

Supreme Court (Skopje)

Appellate Courts

Court of Appeal Bitola
Court of Appeal Gostivar
Court of Appeal Stip
Court of Appeal Skopje

First Instance Courts

Primary Court Berovo
Primary Court Bitola
Primary Court Debar
Primary Court Delcevo
Primary Court Gevgelija
Primary Court Gostivar
Primary Court Kavadarci
Primary Court Kicevo
Primary Court Kocani
Primary Court Kratovo
Primary Court Kriva Palanka
Primary Court Krusevo
Primary Court Kumanovo
Primary Court Negotino
Primary Court Ohrid
Primary Court Prilep
Primary Court Radovis
Primary Court Resen
Primary Court Skopje 1
Primary Court Skopje 2
Primary Court Stip
Primary Court Struga
Primary Court Strumica
Primary Court Sveti Nikole
Primary Court Sveti Tetovo
Primary Court Sveti Veles
Primary Court Sveti Vinica

Administrative Courts

Administrative Court

Jurisprudence (Case Law)

Decisions of the Supreme Court
Decisions of the Administrative Court
Decisions of the Court of Appeal Bitola
Decisions of the Court of Appeal Gostivar
Decisions of the Court of Appeal Shtip
Decisions of the Court of Appeal Skopje
Macedonian caselaw

Judiciary (general)

Higher Prosecution Office Bitola
Higher Prosecution Office Shtip
Higher Prosecution Office Skopje
National Judicial Council
Public Prosecution Office