Decoding Legal Terminology: Insights from Constitutional Court Jurisprudence
Abstract
This study delves into the complexities of legal terminology as utilized in Constitutional Court jurisprudence. It aims to elucidate how specific terms are defined and applied within constitutional decisions, shedding light on the nuanced meanings that influence judicial interpretation and application of the law. By analyzing key cases and judicial opinions, the research identifies common terminological ambiguities and inconsistencies, offering a critical assessment of their implications for legal practice and constitutional interpretation. The study provides a framework for understanding these terminological issues, proposing recommendations for clearer and more precise usage to enhance the effectiveness of constitutional adjudication and ensure more consistent application of legal principles.
Keywords
legal terminology, Constitutional Court, jurisprudenceHow to Cite
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