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juristocracy: a standalone construct

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Comparative constitutional law

the shift of political decision-making power to courts through constitutionalized rights and judicial review.

In comparative constitutional law, juristocracy refers to the shift of political decision-making power to courts through constitutionalized rights and judicial review. This meaning comes from Hirschl (2004) in Towards Juristocracy.[1]

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References

Hirschl, R. (2004). Towards Juristocracy. Harvard University Press. ISBN 9780674038677

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