خلاصة:
Modern constitutional law, what has been established in Europe over the last forty years and in France over the last fifteen years, has a tripartite subject matter (norms, institutions, and freedoms) and is defined as constitutional law (rejecting the centrality of politics), constitutional law (rejecting the centrality of administrative law), and constitutional law applied by the judge (rejecting the centrality of the American model). Constitutional law is also the basis of law, meaning that from now on, the legal order is unified and organized around it.
ملخص الجهاز:
Translation Section Constitutional Law, Constitutional Right and the Basis of Law Professor Louis Favoreu (Translation: Dr. Javad Taghizadeh) Law and Gender Difference from the Perspective of Feminist Theories Professor Marie-Claire Blois (Translation: Omid Saedi) The Constitutional Court: Historical Stages of Progress and Development of Systems of Constitutional Supervision Javad Kargozari A Look at the Supreme Constitutional Court of Egypt Professor Mohammad Refaat Abdel Wahab (Translation: Mohammad Reza Vizheh) Constitutional Law, Constitutional Right and the Basis of Law 1 Professor Louis Favoreu 2 Translator: Dr. Javad Taghizadeh 3 Abstract: Modern constitutional law, which has been established in Europe over the last forty years and in France over the last fifteen years, has a triple subject matter (norms, institutions, and liberties) and is defined as law (rejecting the centrality of politics), constitutional law (rejecting the centrality of administrative law), and constitutional law applied by a judge (rejecting the centrality of the American model).
" In Eisenmann's view, in fact, "it must be accepted as a traditional and legitimate matter that constitutional law is limited to the study of issues and rules relating to the high institutions of the state-country, namely the fundamental foundations of the political organization.
Over time, as a result of the application and interpretation of the constitution by the constitutional judge, and also through the implementation of constitutional norms extracted in this manner by political and administrative authorities as well as by judicial bodies, we face the gradual constitutionalization of various legal tendencies and, consequently, the increasing relativization of the distinction between public law and private law.
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