أوجه المخالفات الدستورية : دراسة مقارنة

Abstract EN

The constitution, subject to ordinary legislation, is subject to certain restrictions and controls with regard to form, jurisdiction, place and purpose, whereby the constitution outlines the stages through which legislation passes to become law, and it also identifies the bodies that have a share in the legislation, and sets up substantive restrictions that legislation cannot overcome, and if the general rule It is represented in the fact that the legislative authority is independent by estimating the objectives of the legislation, as it relates to political issues more than to issues of law.

Finally, the aspects of the constitutional violations that make the law subject to cancellation or non-application can be returned to the formal violations, which is in violation of the rules of jurisdiction in issuing the legislation, in violation of the rules of form and procedures to be followed in setting it, and the aspects of substantive violations, which are represented in violation of the substantive rules that The constitution imposed it and its deviation in the use of the legislative authority.