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The High Court and the Constitution

1995
As we have seen in earlier chapters, the Australian Constitution sets up a federal republican system of government in which the people are sovereign. All of the institutions of the Commonwealth Government – the parliament, the executive, including its monarchic trappings, and the High Court – are constituted with the particular powers and functions ...
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Constitutional Courts and Legislation

2014
The design of constitutional courts in CEE created an environment in which the constitutional courts gained a significant role in law-making. This role has not been confined to striking down provisions that conflicted with the legislative choices; it also included “putting the parliaments on notice” that they should change specific laws, indicating the
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The Courts and the Constitution

Columbia Law Review, 1965
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The Court and the Constitution: Comments on the Supreme Court Reference on Constitutional Amendment

Canadian Public Policy / Analyse de Politiques, 1983
Alan Alexandroff, Peter Russell
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The Constitution and the Courts

Harvard Law Review, 1913
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The Constitution and the Courts

California Law Review, 1924
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Constitutional Courts

2001
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The Slovak Constitutional Court

2018
Erik Láštic, Max Steuer
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Polish Constitutional Tribunal Under PiS: From an Activist Court, to a Paralysed Tribunal, to a Governmental Enabler

Hague Journal on the Rule of Law, 2018
W. Sadurski
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The Constitutional Court of Hungary

2017
Johanna Fröhlich, András Jakab
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