النصوص القانونية الخاضعة للرقابة كمعيار للتمييز بين أنواع الرقابة التي يمارسها المجلس الدستوري الجزائري

Abstract EN

This article aims to study the legal texts subject to control by the Constitutional Council as a criterion for distinguishing between the three types of control.

It has been shown that the most important distinctive texts of conformity control with explicit constitutional text are the organic laws and the internal rules of the two chambers of Parliament.

It must also include the law containing the constitutional amendment.

And that the distinctive texts of constitutional control are the treaties and ordinary laws, and they are previous control.

As for the regulations, they must be subject to the subsequent constitutional control, because the precedent, as stipulated in Article 186, is not feasible.

As for the distinctive texts for the control of the exception of unconstitutionality, they are ordinary laws in the event that violate the rights and freedoms and organic laws authorized to conform to the constitution if conditions change.

It must be stipulated that ordinances be subject to this control, because many rights and freedoms are regulated by ordinances, and because the cases brought before the Council regarding this control relate to ordinances.