Constitutional justice as supreme ensuring form of judicial constitutionalism in Russia
N I Yaroshenko
Abstract
N I Yaroshenko
Abstract
The article deals with an actual issue - implementation of normative control in Russia and the special role of the Constitutional Court of Russia in ensuring judicial constitutionalism. It sets out the full definition of judicial constitutionalism and normative control. It shows the importance of the decisions which contain the legal position of the Constitutional Court in the legislative process and showed the competence of the Constitutional Court of Russia in the sphere of normative control through the analysis of the Court's decisions.
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The article deals with an actual issue - implementation of normative control in Russia and the special role of the Constitutional Court of Russia in ensuring judicial constitutionalism. It sets out the full definition of judicial constitutionalism and normative control. It shows the importance of the decisions which contain the legal position of the Constitutional Court in the legislative process and showed the competence of the Constitutional Court of Russia in the sphere of normative control through the analysis of the Court's decisions.
Key concepts: Constitutionalism, Law, Supreme court, Political science, Economic Justice, Constitutional law, Democracy, Politics