Constitutional practice and case law was enriched by the latest decisions and judgments that changed main directions of Georgia’s constitutional development. Interpretational variations and positive transformation of judicial competences determined some interesting basic tendencies. Few audacious decisions made an illusion of changing classic “Negative Legislator’s” function to the “Positive Legislator” and tried to conquer new fields of constitutional competencies, despite positions of Parliament and Georgian political establishment. This article aims to analyze the latest case law of the Georgian constitutional court, basic tendencies and opportunity of transformation from negative to positive lawmaker.