LÍMITES CONSTITUCIONALES EN LA ADOPCIÓN POR LEY DE MEDIDAS CONCRETAS DE CARÁCTER ADMINISTRATIVO Comentario a la STC 48/2005, sobre la Ley de expropiación para la ampliación de la sede del Parlamento de Canarias

Abstract

The STC 48/2005 represents a relevant change in constitutional doctrine related to the limits to the legislator when approving laws of unique case. It introduces a new parameter of control derived from the fundamental right to the effective judicial protection of art. 24 CE (right to a fair trial). That is not only a question of distinction about whether the singular laws decreases the access to Justice and whether it is justified in this case, but whether these decisions, indeed administrative, adopted with rank of law may be controlled in each case by the TC, with the same level of material protection, with the same intensity that supplies judges and courts when these same decisions are proposed by the Administration. This new constitutional parameter may yield to recognise a material scope reserved to the Administration, to executive power.