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The German Federal Constitutional Court
2020Abstract This chapter discusses the German constitutional court, otherwise known as the Federal Constitutional Court (Bundesverfassungsgericht; ‘BVerfG’). It first traces the development of the German process of constitutional jurisdiction from its pre-Nazi era roots to its astounding post-war transformation into one of the world’s ...
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Decisions of the Federal Constitutional Court
2022Curated, translated and edited by the Court’s translation unit in collaboration with the Justices, the sixth volume of this English-language series is dedicated to one of the cornerstones of German fundamental rights architecture: the general right of personality.
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The Federal Constitutional Court
1996There is a long and well-established tradition of placing the Federal Constitutional Court at the centre of political life in Germany. As the authoritative interpreter of the Basic Law (Grundgesetz), that is, the federal constitution — and the final arbiter of constitutional disputes, the Court exercises substantial political power.
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Constitutional Values in the Practice of the Constitutional Court of the Russian Federation
CONSTITUTIONAL AND MUNICIPAL LAWThe article describes the role and meaning of constitutional values in the constitutional law science and practice of the Constitutional Court of the Russian Federation. The authors prove the special role of the supreme constitutional control authority in the establishment, identification and determination of a balance in the course of implementation ...
Andrey V. Bezrukov, Oleg A. Kozhevnikov
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The Constitutional Emergency Powers of Federal Courts
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2020Discussions about whether governments in constitutional democracies possess emergency powers during exigent times focus exclusively on the political branches. But none of these discussions envision the judicial branch as an affirmative agent in designing government policies to deal with periods of crisis.
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The Federal Constitutional Court and European Integration
European Public Law, 2015The Federal Constitutional Court (FCC) started to deal with European integration in the 1970s. Over the past forty years it has produced quite a long line of jurisprudence on different aspects of European integration and the Europeanization of the national legal order. Though the political, economic and institutional circumstances have shifted from the
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The Beginnings of Germany's Federal Constitutional Court
Ratio Juris, 2003Abstract In this paper I take up aspects of the origins of the Constitutional Court of the Federal Republic of Germany, with special attention to the reasons for the aggregation of power and to the question of how far constitutional court models from abroad played a role in the development of the Court.
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Constitutional Courts in Federated States and Entities
2013The following remarks were prepared to introduce the presentation of the distribution of powers in the German and the Swiss federal systems. As the German speaker could not present his contribution, I had to fill the gap giving a short presentation of the German constitutional situation, and thus to renounce on my planned introduction. Nevertheless, as
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Cautious scrutiny: The Federal Climate Change Act case in the German Constitutional Court
Modern Law Review, 2023exaly