About neoconstitutionalism theory and constitutional principles
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https://doi.org/10.14295/revistadaesmesc.v19i25.53Keywords:
Neoconstitutionalism. Legal post-positivism. Constitutional principles. Legal argumentation.Abstract
The study addresses the contours of neoconstitutionalism, theoretical model that proposes to overcome the set of theories that mark the legal positivism, from the consolidation of a model based on the prevalence of the Constitution, the close relationship between moral reasoning and legal discourse, all informed by firm defense of normative force of constitutional principles. In the neoconstitutionalism, the theory of constitutional principles attains special significance for contemporary legal discourse, to be accompanied by a sound theory of legal reasoning, capable of ensuring rational criteria in the application of that open system of constitutional principles essential factor of legitimization and justification of decisions (judicial discourse). These are some of the discussions included in this study. Finally, we conclude defending the relevance as well, including the consolidation of a culture of defense of the Constitution.
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