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| The czech constitutional judiciary in the period of transition |
| Filip, Jan |
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Año:2003
Páginas:907-926
Precio:6.00€
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Resumen:
The 25th anniversary of the adoption of the Spanish Constitution could seem in respect of experience of the world constitutionalism as a relatively short episode. But for those states which passed through an complicated undemocratic period in their past can be a quarter of a century of an un-interrupted democratic development very important. In this sense share the Spain and the Czech Republic some common features both in their history (the franquist regime or the governance of communist party) and in respect of searching for ways how to settle consequences of an undemocratic past and its legacy. |
Sumario:
1. The Evolution of the Conception of the Constitutional Judiciary.- 2. The Conception of the Constitutional Judiciary in the Czech Republic.- 3. The Czech Constitutional Court as a Constitutional Body.- 4. Characteristics of Constitutional Court Decision-Making. A) Introduction. B) Special Features of the Czech Constitutional Court's Decisions. C) Constitutional Court Jurisprudence concerning the Remedying of Past Injustices. D) Constitutional Court Case Law in the Area of the Renewal, Development, and Protection of Democracy. E) Jurisprudence in the Field of the Transformation of the National Economy. F) Constitutional Court Jurisprudence in other Areas.- 5. Conclusion. |
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Este artículo forma parte de la obra The Spanish Constitution in the European Constitutional Context. La constitución española en el contexto constitucional europeo. Dykinson 2003 (ISBN 84-9772-094-6) |
