Constitutional Rights and the Possibility of Detached Constructive Interpretation

Do Constitutional Rights Matter?∗

The critique of constitutions as mere parchment barriers is as old as the practice of writing them down. Yet states put a good deal of energy into drafting constitutions and some, inevitably, do so with the intention of abiding by their provisions. The purpose of the following article is to explore this possibility. I develop a theory of constitutional enforcement and test it using data spannin...

Theories of Constitutional Interpretation

Constitutional Interpretation and the Problem of History

Possibility of transferring Adoption of children and adolescents to transgender persons under the Convention on the Rights of the Child and the Rights of Iran

Methods: The present study is a descriptive-analytical research method and the data collection method is based on the library study of documents and records as well as interviews and interviews. Results: Given that homeless and abused children and adolescents have a very complicated situation in their lives, it is not possible to hand them over to anyone without any consideration or considerati...

Selected Theories of Constitutional Interpretation

The United States Constitution, as amended, is a complex legal document which sets out the structure of the federal government, the legal authorities of that government (and, to a lesser extent, state governments), and, finally, a series of legal disabilities on the exercise of those authorities (such as protections for individual rights). The document also addresses the complicated legal relat...