THE SOCIAL JUSTICE AND THE DEROGATIONS
FROM THE FORMAL EQUALITY
IN THE CONSTITUTIONAL STATE Cover Image

THE SOCIAL JUSTICE AND THE DEROGATIONS FROM THE FORMAL EQUALITY IN THE CONSTITUTIONAL STATE
THE SOCIAL JUSTICE AND THE DEROGATIONS FROM THE FORMAL EQUALITY IN THE CONSTITUTIONAL STATE

Author(s): Maria-Nicoleta Morar
Subject(s): Law, Constitution, Jurisprudence, Constitutional Law
Published by: Editura Bibliotheca
Keywords: State; society; jurisprudence; discrimination; equality;

Summary/Abstract: The following article addresses briefly the elimination of the formal equality by the institution of the right of difference, the focus being on the discrimination of some citizens, the violation of the principle of formal equality, by giving privileges to some people, the derogation from the principle of sex equality, and the unlawful principle of excluding a person from practising a profession by violating the principle of rights equality. Since this principle is applied both to the different treatment of people and to discrimination, it is only the law that is the same for all the individuals, the institution of formal equality seems to be in an abeyance,because its crystallization comprises the adjustement of the social norms to the evolution of society and of human beings as individuals and members of our society.

  • Issue Year: 2018
  • Issue No: SI
  • Page Range: 370-375
  • Page Count: 6
  • Language: English
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