Ústavné právo Slovenskej republiky

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Alexander Bröstl  - Pavel  - Holländer - Patrik Príbelský a kolektív

Publikácia nie je obmedzená výlučne na ústavné právo Slovenskej republiky má oveľa širší záber. Výklad zvolený v tejto príručke vychádza z pojmu a klasifikácie ústav a pokračuje stručným a orientačným prehľadom základných línií ústavného vývoja na území Slovenskej republiky za ostatných stopäťdesiat rokov. Rozsiahla časť je venovaná základným právam a slobodám v následnosti, ktorá sa riadi systematikou Ústavy Slovenskej republiky z roku 1992. Otázky týkajúce sa jednotlivých druhov moci v kontexte modelu deľby moci sú predmetom pozornosti záverečných kapitol: po tradičných mociach je do tejto časti zaradená aj kontrolná moc spolu s prokuratúrou a verejným ochrancom práv. Sprievodným znakom publikácie sú tiež odkazy na rozhodovaciu činnosť Ústavného súdu Slovenskej republiky, najmä v spojitosti s problematikou základných práv a slobôd. Kniha je určená predovšetkým študentom magisterského štúdia v odbore právo v rámci študijných programov tam, kde sa tieto programy týkajú ústavného práva Slovenskej republiky.

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978-80-7380-841-9

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Method of publication:
Printed publication
Authors:
Alexander Bröstl - Pavel Holländer - Patrik Príbelský
Document type:
Textbook
Number of pages:
515
Year of publication:
2021
Edition:
4. vydanie
Publication language:
Slovak
License:
Copyright

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