AUTONOMY AND JUDICIAL INDEPENDENCE OF THE STATES IN RELATION TO THE FEDERATION IN THE 1824 CONSTITUTION.

Authors

  • María Ledit Becerril García Poder Judicial del Estado de México

Keywords:

federalism, jurisdictional authorities, judicial autonomy, judicial independence, conventionality control

Abstract

This article addresses the concepts of autonomy and judicial independence of the federative entities in relation to the federation within the constitutional framework of the 1824 Constitution. It highlights the balance of power between the central government and that of the states by granting the latter various competencies and autonomous right. Specific constitutional provisions guaranteeing this autonomy and judicial independence are examined, as well as the challenges and tensions that arose in their application during that historical period in the pursuit of power balance.

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Author Biography

María Ledit Becerril García, Poder Judicial del Estado de México

Magistrada en materia penal del Poder Judicial del Estado de México.

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Published

2024-04-30

How to Cite

Becerril García, M. L. . (2024). AUTONOMY AND JUDICIAL INDEPENDENCE OF THE STATES IN RELATION TO THE FEDERATION IN THE 1824 CONSTITUTION. Poder Judicial Del Estado De México, Escuela Judicial Del Estado De México, 20(20), 151-166. Retrieved from https://exlegibus.pjedomex.gob.mx/index.php/exlegibus/article/view/441

Issue

Vol. 20 No. 20 (2024): Número 20, abril 2024

Section

Doctrina

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