Unconstitutionality for omission in Colombia
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https://doi.org/10.17533/udea.esde.332253Keywords:
Legislative Omission, Legislators Responsibility, Political Control, lnstitutionality by Omission in ColombiaAbstract
The control of the unconstitutionality for omission constitutes an indispensable tool to reach the effectiveness ofthe constitutional norms, whose concrete realization has been cornmended by the primary constituent to the power legislative.
This institute should have application in those states that adopt a system of constitutional supremacy, where the constitution is the first an fundamental norm of the juridical classification.
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