البواعث القضائية لتعديل الدستور

Abstract EN

There is no doubt that the absolute total stalemate in the Constitution is inevitable, as it is contrary to the purpose for which the Constitution and the nature of things.

Otherwise, count it in vain or out of nature.

However, this does not mean that the constitution can be amended for any motivator, otherwise chaos may prevail and endanger the security and stability of the state, considering that the Constitution lays the foundation of the state and determines the system of government in it and regulates the rights and freedoms of individuals and their duties as the human component of the state.

The amender is more important and dangerous than the amendment itself.

The amendment is fruitful and necessary when serious motives and necessary supplies are behind it.

The amendment is a kind of absurdity and out of the ordinary and affects on the basis of the state and the rights of individuals when it seeks to achieve special purposes or personal benefits.

Consequently, the judicial motives occupy an important and distinctive position among the motives that require the amendment of the Constitution, among which, and even the most important of them are: covering the legislative deficiencies, harmonizing the judicial interpretation of the new developments, revealing the will of the constitutional legislator.