The undulatory effects of the sources in a Constitutional State of Law
The sources of law, as we know them, have been designed under the concept of law of the romangerman system tradition. But, what is the role andposition of the sources of law in a Constitutional State of Law, taking into account that theConstitution has, according to the author, its ori...
| Autor Principal: | Hakansson Nieto, Carlos Guillermo |
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THĒMIS-Revista de Derecho
2015
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http://revistas.pucp.edu.pe/index.php/themis/article/view/14455/15067 |
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The sources of law, as we know them, have been designed under the concept of law of the romangerman system tradition. But, what is the role andposition of the sources of law in a Constitutional State of Law, taking into account that theConstitution has, according to the author, its originon the Common Law System? Do the sources oflaw lose their utility or have to be rethought?In this article, the author introduces a succession of sources that come from the Constitution, with the aid of jurisprudence, as an undulatory effect thatirradiates all the constitutional legal order. |
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