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2021 | 104 | 4 | 271 – 290

Article title

SPOR O PODSTATU ÚSTAVNÉHO ŠTÁTU NA POZADÍ PRESKÚMAVANIA ÚSTAVNOSTI ÚSTAVNÝCH ZÁKONOV SLOVENSKEJ REPUBLIKY (HABILITAČNÁ PREDNÁŠKA)

Content

Title variants

EN
Dispute over the essence of the constitutional state in the background of the review constitutionality of constitutional laws of the Slovak Republic (habilitation lecture)

Languages of publication

SK

Abstracts

EN
The aim of the article is a test of the constitutionality of Art. 125 par. 4, second sentence of the Constitution of the Slovak Republic „The Constitutional Court shall not decide on the conformity of the Constitutional Act with the Constitution“, which was added to the Constitution in the process of amending the Constitution by Constitutional Act no. 422/2020 Coll. It focuses on the derivation of the legal consequences of the sovereignty of the people and on the perception of anthropological natural law as the focal norm of the system of national, European and international law in the context of constitutional pluralism. The paper perceives the material core of the constitution as an original part of the concept of a constitutional state. The findings on the duality of power pouvoir constituant and pouvoir constitué are linked to the syncretic notion of Robert Alexy‘s concept of law, in the context of the methodology of multilevel constitutionalism. The author comes to the conclusion about the unconstitutionality of Art. 125 par. 4, second sentence of the Constitution of the Slovak Republic. The findings are also applied to the institute of the constitutional referendum, which is part of the level of pouvoir constitué. The subject of the referendum on shortening the parliamentary term of the National Council of the Slovak Republic is assessed as unconstitutional.

Contributors

  • Faculty of Law of University of Pavol Jozef Šafárik in Košice, Košice, Slovak Republic

References

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Publication order reference

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