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Country
France / United States / /
Facility
Supreme Court / /
IndustryTerm
constitutional law challenges / law test / respective systems / law-making process / law-an expression / law doctrine / case law / constitutional law / controversial law / respective legal systems / /
OperatingSystem
Aix / /
Organization
United States Supreme Court / Univ. of Chi / Council of Revision / Senate / Yale Univ. / U.S. Supreme Court / Loyola Law School / Oxford Univ. / Institut Louis-Favoreu / National Legislature / French Constitutional Council / National Assembly / /
Person
Alessandro Pizzorusso / Judith R. Masters / Patrick Wachsmann / Stephanie Rials / Jacques Robert / PAUL AMSELEK / Pierre de Montalivet / James T. Barry / Emile Bruylant / Aaron Caplan / Jean-Jacques Rousseau / Martin Shapiro / Hans Kelsen / Michel Verpeaux / Laure Milano / Michel Troper / PATRICIA RRAPI / Roger D. Masters / Alec Stone / Marcel Girard / BERTRAND MATHIEU / Burt Neuborne / Keith Culver / Paul Cezanne / Andrew Goldsmith / Andrew E. Goldsmith / Francisco Rubio Llorente / LOUIS FAVOREU / Max Farrand / Karl Manheim / /
Position
President / constitutional judge / legislator / Prime Minister / the President / Professor / Executive / /
La Mauvaise Qualite de la Loi: Vagueness Doctrine at the French Constitutional Council by PATRICIA RRAPI* Introduction