Jurisprudencia constitucional sobre el artículo 106.1 CE.

Authors

  • JESÚS LEGUINA VILLA

Keywords:

Principle of legality or juridicity, Court control of the legality of public administration actions, Contentious-administrative jurisdiction, Contesting previous actions or ex post review, Contesting Regulations, Contesting singular actions.

Abstract

The article examines the nature, significance and limits of judicial control over the public administration, on the basis of the jurisprudence drawn up by the Constitutional Court since it first started. It also brings out the close connection between article 106.1 and article 24.1 of the Constitution. This relationship sheds a new light on the traditional privilege of autotutela (self-protection), which although it remains in force, is subject to certain limitations. Cautionary measures and the execution of sentences are two good test banks to calibrate the effectiveness of said privilege.

Published

2008-12-30