THE PLENARY RESERVATION CLAUSE
Abstract
This article seeks to analyze the Plenary Reserve Clause and its important role for the preservations of legal security, as well as the preservation of the exercise of control of constitutionality within the courts. Thus, since the Constitution of 1934, the Reserve Clause of Plenary has been gaining emphasis, with greater prominence and interpretative divergence in the current Constitution of 1988, in view of the volume of judgments and different understandings of the tribunal groups higher. This article focuses on discussing the controversial aspects, highlighting the discredit that the clause is currently in, due to the application of veiled unconstitutionality, with the departure from the law, which appears to be against the constitutional precepts, practiced by the organs fractional
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