An extreme disproportionality, constitutional-legal and theoretical- philosophical backgrounds and limits of its application in a current clash of catalogued fundamental rights and freedoms of an individual and protection of a public health Cover Image

Extrémna disproporcionalita, ústavno- právne a teoreticko-filozofické východiská a limity jej aplikácie pri aktuálnom strete katalogizovaných základných práv a slobôd jednotlivca a ochrany verejného zdravia
An extreme disproportionality, constitutional-legal and theoretical- philosophical backgrounds and limits of its application in a current clash of catalogued fundamental rights and freedoms of an individual and protection of a public health

Author(s): Ferdinand Korn
Subject(s): Politics / Political Sciences, Law, Constitution, Jurisprudence, Constitutional Law, Public Administration
Published by: Slezská univerzita v Opavě, Fakulta veřejných politik
Keywords: fundamentalrightsandfreedoms; publicinterest; individual; state; extremedisproportionality

Summary/Abstract: Onthebasis ofphilosophical-legalandconstitutional-theoreticalpremitiesthepresentarticle analyses aspects which are present in the current decision-making of the Constitutional Court when assessing the compatibility of legal acts of public health with constitutional texting in their broadest definition de constitutione ferenda and de constituitone lata emphasising the need to return to the sources (ad fontes) of continental legal culture in any constitutional analysis carried out of the clash of fundamental rights and freedoms of the individual and of the public interest presented by the State. By using mainly logical methods, the author of the article, with an approach from general to specificity, points to the need to maintain the highest possible level of content of the principle of legal certainty, even at the hierarchically piedestal level of regulation of social relations in applying of the constitutional text by the Constitutional Court of the Slovak Republic.

  • Issue Year: 10/2022
  • Issue No: 1
  • Page Range: 61-77
  • Page Count: 17
  • Language: Slovak