The Principale of causation in the jurisprudence of the Algerien Constitutional judiciary

Abstract

The study of the principle of causation of constitutional judgments, as a formal basis and an objective pillar in the construction of constitutional judgments, aims to examine its effects on the constitutional authorities and on the principle of gradation of provisions. The most important results of the research in which we adopted the descriptive approach are:

Considering causation as a constitutional and legal obligation, whitout specifying the penalty for his shortcomings or absences, expanding the constitutional bloc, and approving a normative value for some of the rules, which will bring about renewal in the hierarchy of the rules of law, restricting the parliament’s authority in its legislative and oversight function.