The diffuse control in administrative headquarters. A vision fromthe perspective of the precedents of the Constitutional Court and theconstitutional doctrine in Peru
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https://doi.org/10.18259/iet.2017008Keywords:
Diffuse control, Constitutional state of law, binding precedent, constitutional supremacyAbstract
This essay evaluate the institutions that presented the two most important precedents on the diffuse Control in administrative headquarters, which implies to understand the division of powers of the Peruvian State and the principles of Constitutional state of law which is intimately linked to the constitutional supremacy, because is understood that it is always going to be preferred to what is established in our Constitution that recognizes fundamental rights and is governed by a supreme purpose, which is the defense of the human being and respect for his dignity.
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