Judge, ideology and interpretation. Effects of contitutional court decisions
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https://doi.org/10.17533/udea.esde.332255Keywords:
constitutional judge, ideology, stare decis principie, ratio decidendiAbstract
When the constitutional jugde carries out the interpretative and systematical task of the constitution, not only does he recur to purely judicial elements, but also histask is considered asinfluenced by ideological aspects which, without any doubts, leas him to choose (select) between one another resolution over the matter submitted to his study evaluation. This group of elements compose what is denominated as "judge ideology" which is none other thing than the gathering of postulates and standardisation that urge the judicial operator lo take decisions whinch al the same time, permit him 10 explain the reason 10 choosing a determined resolution or procedure.
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