SOME REFLECTIONS ON THE EFFECTS IN THE POSITIVE LAW OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL COURT'S DECISIONS TAKEN WITHIN THE A PRIORI CONSTITUTIONALITY REVIEW
SOME REFLECTIONS ON THE EFFECTS IN THE POSITIVE LAW OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL COURT'S DECISIONS TAKEN WITHIN THE A PRIORI CONSTITUTIONALITY REVIEW

Summary/Abstract: The recent decisions of the Constitutional Court have prompted intensive debates in the legal environment and not only, on the most diverse legal issues. Thus, among other things, starting from the provisions of art. 147 paragraph (4) of the Basic Law, which establishes, on a constitutional level, the general binding nature of the decisions of the Constitutional Court, the question was raised whether a decision delivered in the context of the a priori constitutional review can have effects within the positive law. The present study does not propose itself to be exhaustive in nature, but analyses the situations that may arise in practice, by reference to the relevant decisions of the Constitutional Court.

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