IUS CONSTITUTIONALE COMMUNE PARA AMÉRICA LATINA (ICCAL) Y ACTIVISMO JUDICIAL: ¿HACIA EL GOBIERNO DE LOS JUECES?

Translated title of the contribution: Ius Constitutionale Commune for Latin America (ICCLA) and judicial activism: Towards the government of the judges?

Max Silva Abbott*

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Abstract

The incorporation of human rights treaties to the constitutional block, the doctrine of conventionality control and judicial activism advocated by the Ius Constitutionale Commune for Latin America (ICCLA), seek to produce a profound transformation in the way of conceiving and operating the legal and political systems of our region, turning national and above all international judges, into the main protagonists of this process, without any control over their activity. The present work reviews this phenomenon and raises –without delving into them– several questions that arise from the theoretical consequences that the above entails.

Translated title of the contributionIus Constitutionale Commune for Latin America (ICCLA) and judicial activism: Towards the government of the judges?
Original languageSpanish
Pages (from-to)69-108
Number of pages40
JournalPrudentia Iuris
Volume2022
Issue number94
DOIs
StatePublished - 2022

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