CONTENTS
PRESENTATION OF THE WORK
INTRODUCTION
Bibliography
CHAPTER 1
HARMONIZATION AND CONFORMING INTERPRETATION
1. First Axiom or Syllogism
2. Foundations in Constitutional Jurisprudence
2.1. Partial Conclusion
3. Foundations in the Jurisprudence of the Criminal Chamber of the Supreme Court of Justice
3.1. Partial Conclusion
4. Doctrinal Foundations
4.1. Partial Conclusion
5. General Conclusion
Bibliography
CHAPTER 2
THE PREVALENCE OF NORMS WITH A BETTER LEVEL OF GUARANTEE
1. Second Axiom or Syllogism
2. Foundations in Constitutional Jurisprudence
2.1. Partial Conclusion
3. Foundations in the Jurisprudence of the Criminal Chamber of the Supreme Court of Justice
3.1. Partial Conclusion
4. Doctrinal Foundations
4.1. Partial Conclusion
5. General Conclusion
Bibliography
CHAPTER 3
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE ORGANIC AND DOGMATIC PARTS OF THE CONSTITUTION
1. Third Axiom or Syllogism
2. Foundations in Constitutional Jurisprudence
2.1. Partial Conclusion
3. Foundations in the Jurisprudence of the Criminal Chamber of the Supreme Court of Justice
3.1. Partial Conclusion
4. Doctrinal Foundations
4.1 Partial Conclusion
5. General Conclusion
Bibliography
CHAPTER 4
THE PREVALENCE OF SUBSTANTIVE LAW OVER FORMAL LAW
1. Fourth Axiom or Syllogism
2. Foundations in Constitutional Jurisprudence
2.1. Partial Conclusion
3. Foundations in the Jurisprudence of the Criminal Chamber of the Supreme Court of Justice
3.1. Partial Conclusion
4. Doctrinal Foundations
4.1. Partial Conclusion
5. General Conclusion
Bibliography
CHAPTER 5
THE DEPENDENCE OF CRIMINAL AND DISCIPLINARY LAW ON FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS
1. Fifth Axiom or Syllogism
2. Foundations in Constitutional Jurisprudence
2.1. Partial Conclusion
3. Foundations in the Jurisprudence of the Criminal Chamber of the Supreme Court of Justice
3.1. Partial Conclusion
4. Doctrinal Foundations
4.1. Partial Conclusion
5. General Conclusion
Bibliography
CHAPTER 6
THE EXTENDED APPLICATION OF PRINCIPLES AND GOVERNING RULES
1. Sixth Axiom or Syllogism
2. Foundations in Constitutional Jurisprudence
2.1. Partial Conclusion
3. Foundations in the Jurisprudence of the Criminal Chamber of the Supreme Court of Justice
3.1. Partial Conclusion
4. Doctrinal Foundations
4.1. Partial Conclusion
5. General Conclusion
Bibliography
CHAPTER 7
INTERPRETATION ACCORDING TO THE BLOCK OF CONSTITUTIONALITY
1. Sixth Axiom or Syllogism
2. Foundations in Constitutional Jurisprudence
2.1. Partial Conclusion
3. Foundations in the Jurisprudence of the Criminal Chamber of the Supreme Court of Justice
3.1. Partial Conclusion
4. Doctrinal Foundations
4.1. Partial Conclusion
5. General Conclusion
Bibliography
CHAPTER 8
SANCTIONING RULES IN LIGHT OF THE BLOCK OF CONSTITUTIONALITY
1. Eighth Axiom or Syllogism
2. Foundations in the Jurisprudence of the Constitutional Court
2.1. Partial Conclusion
3. Foundations in the Jurisprudence of the Criminal Chamber of the Supreme Court of Justice
4. Doctrinal Foundations
4.1. Partial Conclusion
5. General Conclusion
Bibliography
CHAPTER 9
LEGAL OPERATORS AS GUARANTORS OF SUBSTANTIVE JUSTICE
1. Ninth Axiom or Syllogism
2. Foundations in Constitutional Jurisprudence
2.1. Partial Conclusion
3. Foundations in the Jurisprudence of the Criminal Chamber of the Supreme Court of Justice
4. Doctrinal Foundations
4.1. Partial Conclusion
5. General Conclusion
Bibliography
CHAPTER 10
LEGAL DOGMATICS AS A SUPRAMETHOD OF INTERPRETATION
1. Tenth Axiom or Syllogism
2. Foundations in Constitutional Jurisprudence
2.1. Partial Conclusion
3. Foundations in the Jurisprudence of the Criminal Chamber of the Supreme Court of Justice
4. Doctrinal Foundations
4.1. Partial Conclusion
5. General Conclusion
Bibliography
