The Constitution under attack: Legislative and Executive as mutagenic factors

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Vydáno v:	Revista de Estudos Constitucionais, Hermenêutica e Teoria do Direito vol. 10, no. 3 (Sep-Dec 2018), p. 251
Hlavní autor:	José Adércio Leite Sampaio
Vydáno:	Universidade do Vale do Rio dos Sinos - UNISINOS, Editoria de Periódicos Científicos
Témata:	Constitutions Constitutional amendments Change agents Amendments Judiciary Regulation Welfare state Courts
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Abstrakt:	The rigid Constitutions should be modified only by means of the amendment or revision process they envisage to. Analysts, however, identify a number of constitutional amendments that do not follow this script, not changing, even, its normative text. These are the so-called “informal changes” or “mutations” of Constitution. In the Welfare State, the Legislative and the Executive play an extremely active role in the adoption of laws, regulations and measures that, under the pretext of implementing the Constitution, modify it. It is expected that the judiciary will correct any excesses or deviations, but this expectation is not always confirmed, either because it does not identify any problem, or because these changes are not questioned in the courts.
ISSN:	2175-2168
Zdroj:	Political Science Database