Judicial Self-restraint and the Super-repealing Power of the Constitutional Court of the Slovak Republic. Doc. Mgr. Marek Káčer, PhD., Institute of State and Law of Slovak Academy of Sciences Právny obzor, 102, 2019, special issue, pp. 3-13. Published online: 15.1.2020 Abstract. The goal of this article is to answer whether the concept of the substantive core of the Slovak Constitution combined with the super-repealing power of the Constitutional Court is an appropriate supplement of the judicial review of constitutionality, or whether it lets judges conserve authoritarian tendencies of political power or enhance their social status. As the Constitutional Court has refused the principle of judicial self-restraint in its recent case law, the latter scenario seems to be the more realistic one in Slovakia at the moment. Keywords: division of powers, judicial self-restraint, substantive core of the constitution, substantive Rechtsstaat, principle of proportionality
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