Respect for judicial precedent as a limit on the exercise of public power

Abstract: This article first explains where Argentina fits in the common law-civil law divide of legal families. A proper understanding of the Argentine legal system regarding precedent makes it necessary to next elaborate on the distinction between the horizontal and the vertical dimensions of star...

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Autor principal: Legarre, Santiago
Formato: Parte de libro
Lenguaje:Inglés
Publicado: Springer 2020
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JURISPRUDENCIA APLICABLE
DERECHO CONSUETUDINARIO
PODER LEGISLATIVO
PODER EJECUTIVO
Acceso en línea:https://repositorio.uca.edu.ar/handle/123456789/9491
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Repositorio Institucional de la Universidad Católica Argentina (UCA) de Universidad Católica Argentina
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DERECHO CONSUETUDINARIO
PODER LEGISLATIVO
PODER EJECUTIVO
spellingShingle JURISPRUDENCIA APLICABLE
DERECHO CONSUETUDINARIO
PODER LEGISLATIVO
PODER EJECUTIVO
Legarre, Santiago
Respect for judicial precedent as a limit on the exercise of public power
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DERECHO CONSUETUDINARIO
PODER LEGISLATIVO
PODER EJECUTIVO
description Abstract: This article first explains where Argentina fits in the common law-civil law divide of legal families. A proper understanding of the Argentine legal system regarding precedent makes it necessary to next elaborate on the distinction between the horizontal and the vertical dimensions of stare decisis. I also examine the relevance of political interferences for compliance by other courts both in the horizontal and in the vertical dimensions just alluded.The article briefly highlights features of some Latin countries that impact negatively on the practice of precedent. I shall conclude that, those features notwithstanding, the practice of judicial precedent still constitutes a relevant stop to the abuse of public power by the political branches.
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title_short Respect for judicial precedent as a limit on the exercise of public power
title_full Respect for judicial precedent as a limit on the exercise of public power
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title_full_unstemmed Respect for judicial precedent as a limit on the exercise of public power
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