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Aurino, Marta. "Les modèles de justice constitutionnelle : entre inadéquation et innovation : pour une analyse multidimensionnelle de la justice constitutionnelle comparée". Electronic Thesis or Diss., Bordeaux, 2024. http://www.theses.fr/2024BORD0433.
Testo completoThis thesis proposes a reassessment of traditional models of constitutional justice through a comparative and empirical approach. The classical distinction between the American and European models, when confronted with the growing diversity of constitutional justice systems worldwide, reveals significant conceptual limitations. To address these challenges, two analytical pathways emerge: one aimed at developing new theoretical models based on revised criteria, and the other focused on creating innovative analytical tools better suited to contemporary complexities. It is this latter, less explored approach that forms the core of this work. Drawing on an empirical analysis of constitutional justice systems globally, and employing correspondence analysis methods, a multidimensional analytical tool has been developed. This tool allows for the representation of the diversity of legal systems in a fluid and evolving framework, accounting for contextual variations and the multiple interactions influencing constitutional litigation. Rather than classifying systems according to fixed criteria, it positions them within an open dynamic, reflecting the complexity of their interactions. The central objective is to better understand the role of the constitutional judge by examining their participation in the decision-making process, with a focus on constitutional review standards, access to justice, and the competencies of Constitutional Courts. By adopting an empirical and multidimensional methodology, this work seeks to transcend traditional frameworks in order to embrace the complexity and multiplicity of contemporary legal realities while creating a didactic tool
Lebedel, Sophie. "Le précédent dans les décisions des cours constitutionnelles : Étude comparée des expériences française, espagnole et italienne de justice constitutionnelle". Thesis, Toulon, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012TOUL0067.
Testo completoPrecedent, the key-stone of Common law, obliges the Court to comply with analogous preceding decisions, in the absence of justification for abandoning them. This rule is therefore logically absent from the theory of Civil law, according to which, schematically, the Court is only bound by written law. Nevertheless, the study of court decisions in Civil law systems and, more exactly, those of constitutional courts show that they do not hesitate to apply the rules of precedent. It is not a question of a will to be held by a binding and obligatory precedent, but to judge in conformity and within the logic of previously adopted solutions. The authority of constitutional precedent is therefore, more often than not, psychological and the constitutional court can desist from applying it when it deems necessary. Precedent thus becomes a universal judicial instrument, enabling to ensure, regardless of the legal system, the uniformity and the coherence of case-law
Lebedel, Sophie. "Le précédent dans les décisions des cours constitutionnelles : Étude comparée des expériences française, espagnole et italienne de justice constitutionnelle". Electronic Thesis or Diss., Toulon, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012TOUL0067.
Testo completoPrecedent, the key-stone of Common law, obliges the Court to comply with analogous preceding decisions, in the absence of justification for abandoning them. This rule is therefore logically absent from the theory of Civil law, according to which, schematically, the Court is only bound by written law. Nevertheless, the study of court decisions in Civil law systems and, more exactly, those of constitutional courts show that they do not hesitate to apply the rules of precedent. It is not a question of a will to be held by a binding and obligatory precedent, but to judge in conformity and within the logic of previously adopted solutions. The authority of constitutional precedent is therefore, more often than not, psychological and the constitutional court can desist from applying it when it deems necessary. Precedent thus becomes a universal judicial instrument, enabling to ensure, regardless of the legal system, the uniformity and the coherence of case-law
Alsfi, Bodor. "La protection constitutionnelle des droits fondamentaux au Koweït : étude comparée au système français". Thesis, Paris 1, 2020. http://www.theses.fr/2020PA01D008.
Testo completoIn 1962, one year after the independence, Kuwait issued its constitution which adopted the Monarchical regime, and organized the formal relations among the different public authorities (Legislature, Executive and Judiciary). The constitution announced the individual rights and liberties as natural rights which are sacred and unalienable. So, it was necessary to provide means to protect such rights. In other words, as most of countries, Kuwait had to overcome the difficulties that related to control the constitutionality of legislations. Therefore, the legislator issued a special law in 1973, that gave a birth to the constitutional court, which is specializing in verifying the constitutionality of legislation. It remains to highlight that the Constitutional Judiciary in Kuwait is not in a shelter away from criticism. Certainly, the existence of a constitutional judge as a guard of liberties is a great step toward the state of law. But in the practice side there are many obstructions that raise doubts about the effectiveness of his mission. This research proposes to identify these obstructions and mentions the efforts to establish a constitutional justice, which seeks to achieve the greater part of the rights and liberties guaranteed by the constitution. Under this title, the comparison with the constitutional council in France may grant us great interests with keeping in mind that each institution exercises its own functions in different (cultures, political, and social) conditions
Wade, Mame Ndiaga. "Accès au juge constitutionnel et constitutionnalisation du droit : approche comparée avec l'Allemagne, l'Italie et l'Espagne". Thesis, Aix-Marseille, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015AIXM1071/document.
Testo completoThe direct access of individuals to constitutional justice has the tendency in Germany and Spain, contrary to France and Italy where it does not exist, to modify the current and objective nature of the mission of constitutionalisation of the constitutional judge through the subjective goals individual and direct recourses. It triggers, on the other hand, on the side of the constitutional judge another function than the simple constitutionalisation of law that remains objective in the case of the indirect access, which is leading to the fundamentalisation of law, which has very subjective features. This is explaining the competition between the constitutional judge and the ordinary and European courts that leads the first to behave in Supreme Court in Germany and Spain where those review procedures exist. The fundamentalisation, which is a wider process than the constitutionalisation one, also oblige the constitutional judge to adapt and to get involved in the “circulation of legal solutions”
Gren, Marie. "De la suprématie législative à la suprématie constitutionnelle : étude comparée d'un changement de paradigme en France : en Israël et au Royaume-Uni". Thesis, Paris 1, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017PA01D061.
Testo completoThe legal system relies on a constitutional paradigm. Dialectics between legal scholars, Parliament vested with constituent power and judges reinforces the consensus underpinning the paradigm. Given the compelling strength of these shared beliefs, a revolutionary process is necessary to overtum the system. At a time of crisis questioning the paradigm, a revolution can subvert the constitutional order if it is approved by the majority of legal actors, and particularly constitutional scholars. A detailed analysis of such a process in constitutional law has rarely been made. A perceptive study of such a phenomenon can be made by comparing the change of paradigm from legal to constitutional supremacy in France, Israel and the United Kingdom. In these three legal orders, the crisis of legislative supremacy lead judges to make revolutionary decisions, striking down a system based on the omnipotence of Parliament. The Constitutional Council Freedom of Association decision, the Israeli Supreme Court Mizrahi Bank case and the House of Lords Factortame case were a revolutionary move towards constitutional supremacy. The creation of a new paradigm, relying on the protection of constitutional norms by judges has then been favored by its acceptance by constitutional experts and sometimes even by Parliament
Gren, Marie. "De la suprématie législative à la suprématie constitutionnelle : étude comparée d'un changement de paradigme en France : en Israël et au Royaume-Uni". Electronic Thesis or Diss., Paris 1, 2017. https://buadistant.univ-angers.fr/login?url=https://bibliotheque.lefebvre-dalloz.fr/secure/isbn/9782247191703.
Testo completoThe legal system relies on a constitutional paradigm. Dialectics between legal scholars, Parliament vested with constituent power and judges reinforces the consensus underpinning the paradigm. Given the compelling strength of these shared beliefs, a revolutionary process is necessary to overtum the system. At a time of crisis questioning the paradigm, a revolution can subvert the constitutional order if it is approved by the majority of legal actors, and particularly constitutional scholars. A detailed analysis of such a process in constitutional law has rarely been made. A perceptive study of such a phenomenon can be made by comparing the change of paradigm from legal to constitutional supremacy in France, Israel and the United Kingdom. In these three legal orders, the crisis of legislative supremacy lead judges to make revolutionary decisions, striking down a system based on the omnipotence of Parliament. The Constitutional Council Freedom of Association decision, the Israeli Supreme Court Mizrahi Bank case and the House of Lords Factortame case were a revolutionary move towards constitutional supremacy. The creation of a new paradigm, relying on the protection of constitutional norms by judges has then been favored by its acceptance by constitutional experts and sometimes even by Parliament
Haidar, Sara. "Les nouvelles constitutions arabes et la lutte contre la corruption : étude comparée (Tunisie, Maroc, Égypte)". Thesis, Paris 10, 2020. http://www.theses.fr/2020PA100095.
Testo completoIn the early months of 2011, a wave of protests in different Arab countries evolved into what is now known as: The Arab Spring. Some regimes fell and others succeeded to maintain their powers, but the juridical impact was mainly the same: the adoption of a new Constitution. Constitutional change was inevitable in Egypt, Tunisia and Morocco and anticorruption measures were the highlight of this change. The new Constitutions were designed to target both political and administrative corruption. The implementation of these constitutional mechanisms is to be assured by national anti-corruption strategies that were put in place. The study of the feasibility and efficiency of the application of these constitutional mechanisms cannot be done without examining the Constitution’s normative power in the above mentioned countries’ legal systems. Therefore, the legal, social and historical context within these states should be taken into consideration. Additionally, one should take into account the possible influences of Muslim law on these Constitutions given that the states in questions (Tunisia, Morocco, Egypt) have predominantly Muslim populations. Given the above, we explore how to prevent the violation of constitutional norms that target corruption. The constitutional judges ultimately find themselves playing a major role in assuring the respect of these norms. And when the executive control over the judicial behavior prevents the judges from doing so, then a new actor on the political scene: the civil society, could eventually play a major role in ensuring the implementation of the Constitution
Almeida, Kato Mariana. "La transparence de la justice constitutionnelle : une étude de droit comparé (France, Brésil, États-Unis)". Electronic Thesis or Diss., Reims, 2021. https://buadistant.univ-angers.fr/login?url=https://bibliotheque.lefebvre-dalloz.fr/secure/isbn/9782247226580.
Testo completoThe subject of the thesis is the analysis of transparency in constitutional jurisdiction from a comparative perspective. The development of constitutional justice is one of the essential qualities of contemporary legal systems. The institutions entrusted with the responsibility of safeguarding the Constitution have increasing importance in modern democracies, for not a very long time in France and more in other countries. In parallel, in these same democracies, the exigency of transparency of public action continues to gain importance. Many legal or constitutional devices encourage transparency in different perspectives: the fight against corruption, control, confidence, or citizen participation. But transparency also presents some challenges, for example, regarding the deliberation process or the surcharge of a jurisdiction. In this context, the project reunites, for the first time, two different subjects - transparency and constitutional jurisdiction - which have never been studied together in a profound analysis, despite its importance. The thesis will precisely examine the rules concerning the regulation or limitation of the transparency in the constitutional courts, such as the nomination process for constitutional courts judges, judicial disqualification, choice of cases to be examined in detail, motivation and decision making, publicity of dissident opinions, role of judge's collaborators, the access to the deliberation and documents, publication of the amici curiae and also public hearings and its diffusion. Moreover, while the Conseil constitutionnel is often presented as a constitutional court similar to those existing in other European states, the confrontation with the experiences of Brazil and the United States will allow to measure the degree of transparency of this institution and to extend the research
Iftimiei, Andra. "La constitutionnalisation du droit pénal roumain et français : étude de droit comparé". Thesis, Bordeaux, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014BORD0103/document.
Testo completoThe chosen topic sets forward the interest of an interdisciplinaryapproach as well as the approach from the perspective of comparative law, thusconferring originality, but also an innovating vision on the intersection of two lawbranches. We propose the analysis of criminal law constitutionalization due to thegeneral trend in which criminal law is equally subscribed, namely that ofinternationalization, Europeanization and constitutionalization of law. Moreover, thestudy of the two law branches is relevant given the highly intimate connectionsbetween them, through rendering more effective the protection of fundamental rightsand liberties.As research method we subscribed the entire thesis to a well-known method ofRomanian and French university school which embraces a new binary structure:problematization – solutions or hypothesis – demonstrations. The problem orhypothesis raised by the thesis is ”What is the starting point and how does the process of constitutionalization of the criminal law acts/functions?”, implicitlyadmitting the existence of such a phenomenon. The solutions or demonstrations arereflected as answers to the central questions, forged on the research plan of thethesis: highlighting the relations between criminal law and the Constitution,respectively of the means of constitutionalization and the effects of this phenomenon.Following the principles exposed by Legal Sociology regarding the integration of aprocess in the limits of a phenomenon, we reached the conclusion that in the case ofconstitutionalization, it fulfills all necessary requirements in order to be catalogued assuch. An argument in this respect is represented by the spread of this phenomenonboth from the spatial perspective (being encountered both in the European space aswell as in the international space) and from the perspective of the branches of law,which are subject to the process of constitutionalization (accordingly, we identified aseries of illustrations from Administrative Law, Labor Law, Economic Law, EuropeanLaw of Contracts or the Right to a Healthy Environment).The crystallization of the constitutionalization notion is carried out by reporting toother terms, so as to configure the delimitation of the concept. In order to delimit theconcept of constitutionalization we conducted a reporting to codification,constitutionalism, conventionality and constitutionality, underlining the existingdiscrepancies between these terms. It is estimated that there are seven stages ofconstitutionalization: 1) rigid constitution, 2) jurisdictional guaranteeing of theConstitution, 3) the compulsory force of the Constitution, 4) ”over-interpretation” ofthe Constitution, 5) interpretation of laws in accordance with the Constitution, 6)direct application of constitutional norms, 7) influence of the Constitution on politicalreports.The binary structure of the doctorate thesis proposes the analysis of theconstitutionalization phenomenon from a dual perspective: the premises ofconstitutionalization (materialized in the supremacy of the Constitution, theconstitutional grounds of criminal law, as well as constitutional guarantees in criminalmatters), and the proper constitutionalization of criminal law (which we equallystructured on the means of achievement of constitutionalization and the effects of thisphenomenon)
Pignarre, Pierre-Emmanuel. "La Cour de justice de l'Union européenne, juridiction constitutionnelle". Thesis, Paris 2, 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019PA020018.
Testo completoThe Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) is the judicial institution that nowadays garners the most attention from scholars. One could even claim that, after the Supreme Court of the United States, it is the most studied judicial organ in the world. This research aims to demonstrate that the CJEU is a constitutional court. First of all, the CJEU enjoys constitutional legitimacy that extends to its Members as well as its procedure. The appointment procedure and the function of the Members of the CJEU shape its subjective constitutional legitimacy. A thorough exploration of the rules of procedure leads to the finding that the process before the Court of Justice of the European Union has the trappings of a constitutional process. The latter give form to the objective constitutional legitimacy of the CJEU.The jurisdiction of the Court of Justice can be qualified as constitutional because it has powers which are traditionally vested in the constitutional judge. The CJEU reviews the conformity of both national and European acts with European Union law lato sensu, which is analogous to the constitutional review exercised by national constitutional courts. Secondly, it scrutinizes the horizontal and vertical distribution of powers, which is a typical attribute of constitutional judges in federal states. Finally, the constitutional similarities can be found in the realm of fundamental rights protection: the judge of the European Union ensures that these rights, of which he/she is the authentic interpreter, are upheld within the legal order
De, Rocca-Serra Philippe. "L'autonomie financière locale : approche constitutionnelle et perspectives d'évolution". Thesis, Aix-Marseille, 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019AIXM0396.
Testo completoOur study focuses on the evolution of the acceptance of the principle of local financial autonomy, associated with a pluralist approach exploring its peripheral but also supranational definition, in the light of a constitutional case law dealing with it at least in the framework of the respect of the principle of equality. Constitutional rules, as safeguards, fade away against a policy of control of public deficits and debt widely intertwined with that of the European treaties favoring a funnel approach imposing coercive measures to the central power and extending, through its ramifications, to local and regional authorities as fiscal adjustment variables in the service of public finances. In such a context marked by a financial recentralisation shifting away from the original precepts of the idea of decentralization, will the prospects of constitutional reform and recasting of local taxation be able to move towards greater autonomy or even a semi-federalism going beyond the current conceptions or will they be reduced to the writing of at least sibylline provisions operating a necessarily asymptotic evolution regarding the respect of supranational rules of budgetary restriction?
Ghevontian, Manon. "Constitution et justice pénale des mineurs : recherche sur l'identification d'un cadre commun aux systèmes français, espagnol et nord-américain". Thesis, Aix-Marseille, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017AIXM0453.
Testo completoThe general development of the constitutional review calls for an examination of the relationship between constitutional law and other areas of law. Thus, the juvenile justice system, which seeks to prevent and punish the delinquent acts of young people, holds now a central place and highlights the need for renewed thinking in this respect, through the prism of comparative law. The comparative analysis of the juvenile offender’s fundamental rights illustrates the recognition of similar principles and orientation within the French, Spanish and Nord-American legal systems. The latter form a common constitutional framework which is composed of ‘‘tailor-made’’ rights and leads to an educational and a protective direction. It also indicates the existence of a specific constitutional review, adapted to the juvenile’s characteristics. However, the efficiency of this framework is now challenged. Even though it claimed to strenghten constitutional review of juvenile justice legislation, it does not prevent the law on juvenile policy from being less specialized. In the current global security environment, the constitutional review suffers an important loosening. As a consequence, the constitutional framework does not always receive an adequate level of protection, undermining its humanistic philosophy. Juvenile law remains thereby bound by ideological flows of the political authority. More broadly, this highlights the difficulties that constitutional judges are facing when it comes to balance safety needs and freedom. The field of study finally brings out some issues about the complex interrelation between law and policy in an area as sensitive as juvenile justice
Vaezi, Seyed-Mojtaba. "Les normes constitutionnelles et la compétence du juge administratif : étude comparée sur le Conseil d'état en France et la Cour de justice administrative en Iran". Aix-Marseille 3, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007AIX32017.
Testo completoPetit, Camille. "L’obligation de protéger du chef d’État : contribution à l’étude de la « responsabilité de protéger » en droit constitutionnel comparé et en droit international". Thesis, Paris 2, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017PA020036.
Testo completoThe political concept of the “responsibility to protect” was adopted in 2005 to prevent and p ut anend to criminal atrocities. The apparent consensus over its first pillar, the State’s obligation to protect its populations, has resulted in a lack of institutional analyses regarding its combined comparative constitutional and international aspects. Importantly, the State’s obligation rests in particular with the Head of State. The obligation to protect is common to all heads of state, but it also differentiates among them, depending on whether their obligation is State-oriented (with the aim to protect the State, even if that requires the suspension of the rule of law) or Rule-of-law oriented (with the aim to protect a liberal constitutional order while always subjecting political actionto the rule of law). The thesis begins with an analysis of the sources of law relating to the Head of State’s obligation to protect, as it was successively theorised, constitutionalised and internationalised. It then turns to the execution of this obligation, which derives from the Head of State’s prerogatives, the relevant immunities involved and available institutional review over his orher activities. The study of the sources reveals that the Head of State (at the interface between the domestic and the international legal orders) is bound by a specific obligation, which exceeds the confines of the obligations of either the State or the individual. This obligation is both negative and positive as it requires both not to commit crimes against the population, and to prevent and put an end to such crimes. Its international dimension supplements the missing parts in the Constitutions.The execution of this obligation, by the implementation of the Head of State’s prerogatives, is subject to an increasing political and judicial control. However, this control remains under construction due to a lack of systematic and institutionalized international political responsibility. The thesis concludes that the “responsibility to protect” could be usefully “individualized” and enriched by institutional supervision and judicial review of the Head of State’s obligation to protect
Löhrer, Dimitri. "La protection non juridictionnelle des droits fondamentaux en droit constitutionnel comparé. L'exemple de l'Ombudsman spécialisé portugais, espagnol et français". Thesis, Pau, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013PAUU2006/document.
Testo completoThe figure of the Human rights ombudsman appeared into the Iberian Peninsula at the demise of Franco and Salazar dictatorships in order to facilitate the transition to democracy. In France this figure finds its contemporary justification due to the insufficiency of the classic mechanisms of guarantee of the fundamental rights. The Human rights ombudsman is specially designed for the protection of fundamental rights, and is indeed a form of non jurisdictional protection in a perspective of complementarity of the traditional ways, especially the court of appeal and, as such, favors the emergence of an institutional system of complete protection. The protection proposed by the Human rights ombudsman contributes to an indisputable consolidation of the fundamental rights however it is essential that it remains relative. Yet, it does not fill all the inadequacies affecting the other instances of guarantee as the Human rights ombudsman suffers from imperfections likely to prejudice the effectiveness of its mission of protection of the person’s human rights
Munungu, Lungungu Kevin. "L'introduction de la logique managériale au sein des juridictions de l'Ordre judiciaire et la mission constitutionnelle des juges". Doctoral thesis, Universite Libre de Bruxelles, 2018. http://hdl.handle.net/2013/ULB-DIPOT:oai:dipot.ulb.ac.be:2013/267905.
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Laurent, Aurélie. "Plurijuridismes, juges suprêmes et droits fondamentaux : étude comparée entre l’Union européenne et le Canada". Thesis, Université d'Ottawa / University of Ottawa, 2016. http://hdl.handle.net/10393/34302.
Testo completoCéspedes, Arteaga Jackeline Patricia. "La contribution de la jurisprudence de la cour de justice de l'Union européenne à la constitution de l'ordre juridique de la Communauté andine". Thesis, Paris 1, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016PA01D017.
Testo completoThe model of the European Union is the most remarkable source of inspiration for systems of integration developing throughout the world, not only because of the wealth and diversity of its institutions but also due to the existence of the Court of Justice of the European Union and its constructive jurisprudence.In particular, this unionist model has been adopted within the South American continent, which has effectively developed an institution comparable to the European Union: the Andean Community.Created in 1969, it differs from other systems of integration in the region in that it constitutes a distinct Andean Community law independent from the legal structures of its Member States, and based on primacy and direct applicability - two principles that have shaped the construction of the European Union. In addition, the Andean Community has a unique structure since the Andean system of integration incorporates administrative, political and judicial institutions.Among them, as does the Court of Justice of the European Union, the Court of the Andean Community ensures that "the interpretation and application of the law" is respectful of the standards of the Andean Community. Thus, the jurisprudence of the Court of Justice of the European Union undeniably serves as a helpful model for the Court of Justice of the Andean Community.It is on this point that this research focuses, aiming to highlight the contribution of the European Union to the constitution of the legal order of the Andean Community through its continuously-evolving jurisprudence which carries influence both inside and outside of the borders of the European continent.The Andean Community has developed as a gradually-consolidated system of integration. It is currently undergoing a process of renewal in response to the new economic and political challenges emerging in the region, while still seeking to achieve a balance between the needs for legal stability and the necessary evolution of its legal system
Cespedes, Arteaga Jackeline Patricia. "La contribution de la jurisprudence de la cour de justice de l'Union européenne à la constitution de l'ordre juridique de la Communauté andine". Thesis, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016PA01D017.
Testo completoThe model of the European Union is the most remarkable source of inspiration for systems of integration developing throughout the world, not only because of the wealth and diversity of its institutions but also due to the existence of the Court of Justice of the European Union and its constructive jurisprudence.In particular, this unionist model has been adopted within the South American continent, which has effectively developed an institution comparable to the European Union: the Andean Community.Created in 1969, it differs from other systems of integration in the region in that it constitutes a distinct Andean Community law independent from the legal structures of its Member States, and based on primacy and direct applicability - two principles that have shaped the construction of the European Union. In addition, the Andean Community has a unique structure since the Andean system of integration incorporates administrative, political and judicial institutions.Among them, as does the Court of Justice of the European Union, the Court of the Andean Community ensures that "the interpretation and application of the law" is respectful of the standards of the Andean Community. Thus, the jurisprudence of the Court of Justice of the European Union undeniably serves as a helpful model for the Court of Justice of the Andean Community.It is on this point that this research focuses, aiming to highlight the contribution of the European Union to the constitution of the legal order of the Andean Community through its continuously-evolving jurisprudence which carries influence both inside and outside of the borders of the European continent.The Andean Community has developed as a gradually-consolidated system of integration. It is currently undergoing a process of renewal in response to the new economic and political challenges emerging in the region, while still seeking to achieve a balance between the needs for legal stability and the necessary evolution of its legal system