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Article dans une revue Israel Law Review Année : 1992

The Development of the Notion of Separation of Powers

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It suffices to examine two of the most important texts which form the basis of France's constitutional system, the Declaration of Human Rights of 1789, and the Law of June 3, 1958, in order to become convinced that separation of powers is one of those immutable principles which imposes itself as self-evident on every liberal constituent body. Article 16 of the Declaration of 1789 proclaims that “any society in which the protection of rights is not ensured, nor the separation of powers established, has no constitution”. The constitutional Law of June 3, 1958, for its part, authorizes the government to establish a constitutional project, provided that five principles be respected; among these principles appears, immediately following the necessity of universal suffrage, the separation of powers.

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halshs-03280714, version 1 (07-07-2021)

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Michel Troper. The Development of the Notion of Separation of Powers. Israel Law Review, 1992, 26 (1), pp.1-15. ⟨10.1017/S0021223700010785⟩. ⟨halshs-03280714⟩
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