A decision of the conscription commission regarding a pre-conscript often determines the following months and years of a person's life: call-up for compulsory military service, deferral of call-up or release each change a person's plans in a different way. It is precisely for this reason that the law creates a second instance — the central conscription commission, before which a decision of the local conscription commission can be appealed. This service is intended for those who wish to have their dispute examined competently, on the basis of documents and in the manner prescribed by law.
We assist with the legal analysis of the decision, the reasoning of the complaint and the preparation of the necessary documentation. The success of an appeal largely depends on how precisely it is substantiated that the commission failed to take specific circumstances into account or applied the law incorrectly.
The Conscription Commission: Establishment and Competence
For call-up to compulsory military service, a municipal conscription commission is established locally, and in the districts of Tbilisi — a district conscription commission. The composition of the municipal conscription commission is approved by the mayor of the respective municipality, and in a Tbilisi district — by the head of the district. This determines who is responsible for the work of the collegial body whose decision becomes the subject of the complaint.
During the call-up, the conscription commission, within its own competence, is empowered to adopt, with respect to a pre-conscript, one of the following decisions: on call-up for compulsory military service, on deferral of call-up, on release from call-up or on release from military duty. Each of these decisions is an individual administrative-legal act whose lawfulness can be verified.