A Jurisprudential Analysis of Value and Function of the Constitution
Zhu Fu-hui
Abstract
Zhu Fu-hui
Abstract
The value of the constitution is what people expect to obtain when the constitution is created; what the constitution pursues in its value is to realize its positive effect in democracy, equality and guaranty of the human rights rather than the exclusive value itself. The function of a constitution involves the distribution of political power, normalization of the state power, prevention of social violence and readjustment of the relationship between different interest groups.
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The value of the constitution is what people expect to obtain when the constitution is created; what the constitution pursues in its value is to realize its positive effect in democracy, equality and guaranty of the human rights rather than the exclusive value itself. The function of a constitution involves the distribution of political power, normalization of the state power, prevention of social violence and readjustment of the relationship between different interest groups.
Key concepts: Constitution, Normalization (sociology), Value (mathematics), Democracy, Law, Politics, Surety, Power (physics)