Constitutional control and guarantee of rights. The Court of Constitutional Guarantees

Authors

  • Pablo Álvarez Bertrand

Keywords:

Second Republic, First Biennium; Court of Constitutional Guarantees, constitutionality control, fundamental rights.

Abstract

The paper analyzes the nature of the Court of Constitutional Guarantees of the Second Republic as a body for the control of constitutionality in the historical context of the First Biennium, revealing the theoretical model finally chosen through the study of the powers of the institution linked to such control. It also investigates the dogmatics of fundamental rights, as well as their protection provided by the Court through the regulatory design of the constitutional complaint. The lack of completeness of the analysis is noted, as it is limited to a historical period in which the Court had not yet come into operation.

Enviado el (Submission Date): 23/12/2023

Aceptado el (Acceptance Date): 7/02/2024

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Published

2024-09-03

Issue

Vol. 1 No. 25 (2024): Historia Constitucional N. 25 (2024)

Section

Dossier: Ninety years of the first biennium of the Second Republic

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