Document Type
Report
Publication Date
2003
Abstract
This memorandum considers how to design constitutional courts to be most effective. With reference to examples such as Hungary, Italy, and Russia, the article examines dimensions including jurisdiction, appointment and tenure, and the effect of judicial declarations of unconstitutionality. The article also examines how a carefully designed and properly limited constitutional court can aid the creation of the rule of law, with specific reference to Afghanistan.
Citation
Donald L. Horowitz, Constitutional Courts: Opportunities and Pitfalls, 2003
Library of Congress Subject Headings
Constitutional courts, Constitutional courts--Afghanistan, Rule of law, Judicial review
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