Constitutional Law Concepts

Vocabulary flashcards reviewing core constitutional law topics including regulation methods, responsibility types, participants, institutions, and classification of norms.

Distinction of Constitutional Law

Constitutional law is distinguished from other branches of law by the subject of constitutional-legal regulation and the method of constitutional-legal regulation.ხ

Constitutional-Legal Responsibility vs. Political Responsibility

A key legal distinction that encompasses the constitutional aspects of political responsibility as well as constitutional-legal violations and responsibility.

Participants of Constitutional-Legal Relations

The entities involved in constitutional-legal relations, which consist of physical persons, legal entities, social associations (such as political parties, trade unions, and religious associations), territorial units, and the people.

Constitutional-Legal Institutions

A set of norms regulating homogeneous (similar) constitutional-legal relations.

Examples of Constitutional-Legal Institutions

Specific institutional sets of norms including the institution of citizenship, the institution of parliamentarism, the institution of the head of state, and the institution of constitutional control.

Classification of Constitutional Law Norms by Content

Categorization of constitutional legal norms into substantive and procedural norms, as well as empowering, prohibiting, and mandatory norms.

Classification of Constitutional Law Norms by Legal Force

The categorization of constitutional law norms according to their legal force.