The judicial review a theory of constitutional control
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https://doi.org/10.17533/udea.esde.332251Keywords:
Judicial Review, Concentrated Control, Judicial Activism, Interpretativism non, interpretalivismAbstract
The article refers to the judicial review, its emergence, definition and development. The group of essays over the United States Constitution of 1789, called The Federalist, is taken as an axis to explain the institutions that creat such a statute and the role which the Judicial Review shall have as a judicial control.
In Colombia, with the 1991 constitution, the judicial control acquires irnportance, especially by the revision labour which judges have in Ihose cases in which a norm conlradicts the superior statute which pUIS,into agenda, the developments that have been made over the judicial review from various points of view and that seek to explain the control, among others,
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