CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHT TO COMPLAIN AS A FORM OF DEMOCRACY

Constitutional Democracy and Public Judgements

This paper proposes a new conceptual framework of a liberal social order, which emphasizes the freedom of action in social interaction and the freedom of participation in social rule-making process. Our articulation of public decision-making process can be interpreted as a formal way of capturing the essence of constitutional democracy, which is an impure mixture of constructivist rationalism a...

Is there a constitutional right to clone?

Recent scientific innovations, and proposed legislation, have raised questions about the nature of the constitutional right to reproductive freedom, and in particular about whether there is a constitutional “right to clone.” This essay urges that as a matter of substantive due process, rationality review is probably appropriate, and that restrictions on both reproductive and therapeutic cloning...

deliberative democracy and shi’i jurisprudential theory of na’ini investigation of an epistemological possibility for approaching form a right-duty based shi’a jurisprudence to the deliberative democracy

this paper investigates the possibility of attending to iran’s constitutional shi’i jurisprudence as a perspective for approaching toward deliberative democracy. it claims there is an epistemological potentiality where it is possible to think of the theory of deliberative democracy from a specific islamic shi’i jurisprudential theory stated by mirza mohammad hossein na’ini (1890-1939) during th...

The constitutional right to refuse antipsychotic medications.

Marketing pharmaceuticals: a constitutional right to sell prescriber-identified data?