La resistencia a la constitucionalización del Derecho administrativo en Colombia: el Consejo de Estado y el caso de los actos discrecionales que ordenan el retiro

The purpose of this article is to analyze the intensity of the constitutionalization in Colombian administrative law, especially in discretionary administrative acts, that command the retirement of members of the Military Forces, Police, Administrative Department of Security (DAS) and Penitentiary N...

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Main Author: Benítez R., Vicente F.
Format: Article
Language:Spanish
Published: Universidad de La Sabana: Facultad de Derecho 2010
Subjects:
Constitucionalización del ordenamiento jurídico
actos administrativos discrecionales
inseguridad jurídica
debido proceso
Constitutionalization of law
discretionary administrative acts
legal uncertainty
due process
Online Access:https://dialnet.unirioja.es/servlet/oaiart?codigo=3729327
Source:Díkaion: revista de actualidad jurídica, ISSN 0120-8942, null 19, Nº. 1, 2010, pags. 99-120
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La resistencia a la constitucionalización del Derecho administrativo en Colombia: el Consejo de Estado y el caso de los actos discrecionales que ordenan el retiro
Summary: The purpose of this article is to analyze the intensity of the constitutionalization in Colombian administrative law, especially in discretionary administrative acts, that command the retirement of members of the Military Forces, Police, Administrative Department of Security (DAS) and Penitentiary National Institute of Colombia (INPEC). In order to achieve said purpose, the author compares through dynamic and static analysis of case law- the readings made by the Council of State and the Constitutional Court, and concludes that the position of the latter is the most legally convenient and the most efficient when it comes to the administration of public resources, therefore, it must be accepted by the Council of State. The convenience analysis uses as reference points 1) some constitutional principles; 2) the Constitutional State; 3) the national and foreign administrative doctrine; and 4) some Inter-American Court of Human Rights rulings.

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