2014
DOI: 10.4067/s0718-52002014000200011
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ACTIVISMO JUDICIAL EN CHILE. ¿HACIA EL GOBIERNO DE LOS JUECES? José Francisco García - Sergio Verdugo

Abstract: Hace un par de meses se publicó este libro. Tuve oportunidad de estar en la presentación y los autores señalaban que se trataba de una mirada crítica a una práctica que se estaba produciendo en nuestros Tribunales y que, si bien, no era extensible a todos los jueces y judicatura, hay signos preocupantes que deben ser atendidos, especialmente porque el activismo judicial supone un peligro para el sistema democrático. En la misma presentación, realizada por Roberto Guerrero y Jorge Correa, junto con celebrar la … Show more

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“…They advanced social and environmental rights, even though critical jurisprudential changes had changed their meaning and enforcement capabilities. 60 Also, notable changes in healthcare and labour rights existed, 61 and the Constitutional Court itself had become an enemy of the private and for-profit health insurance companies created during the Pinochet regime. These informal changes made by judicial practices were important because they challenged the idea that the Constitution was supposed to serve neoliberal ends and protect the private sector.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…They advanced social and environmental rights, even though critical jurisprudential changes had changed their meaning and enforcement capabilities. 60 Also, notable changes in healthcare and labour rights existed, 61 and the Constitutional Court itself had become an enemy of the private and for-profit health insurance companies created during the Pinochet regime. These informal changes made by judicial practices were important because they challenged the idea that the Constitution was supposed to serve neoliberal ends and protect the private sector.…”
mentioning
confidence: 99%