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Núñez, R., (2021). Informe jurídico de la demanda de inconstitucionalidad recaída en el Expediente N.° 00009-2014-AI/TC [Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú]. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12404/20037
Núñez, R., Informe jurídico de la demanda de inconstitucionalidad recaída en el Expediente N.° 00009-2014-AI/TC []. PE: Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú; 2021. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12404/20037
@misc{renati/532065,
title = "Informe jurídico de la demanda de inconstitucionalidad recaída en el Expediente N.° 00009-2014-AI/TC",
author = "Núñez Robinson, Rodolfo",
publisher = "Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú",
year = "2021"
}
The following study reviews the ruling of the Constitutional Tribunal in Case N.° 00009- 2014-AI/TC, which declares the unconstitutionality of article 5 of Law N.° 29720. To do so, we will use the deductive and descriptive method, starting by a general study of the Peruvian unconstitutionality process and its main characteristics (parameter of control, object of control, effects of the judgment and basic principles of constitutional interpretation) and then delving into the central arguments of the claim and of the Constitutional Court that underpinned the decision. To do so, we will use the deductive and descriptive method, starting by analysing the main arguments of the Constitutional Tribunal from the entitlement of fundamental rights to the right to be alone in its economic dimension and the specific impacts in this case. This analysis will be based on the balancing test as a case-by-case tool for assessing the constitutionality of conflict between constitutional rights. In Doing so, we will examine the test carried out by the Constitutional Tribunal in the decision, with the aim of determining whether the conclusion it reached regarding the sub-principle of adequacy is correct, since, in its words, there is no correspondence between the legislative measure in question and market transparency as an end. However, after having analysed the application of the subprinciples of the balancing test in this ruling (specifically, the adequacy and necessity), we believe that, even though the Constitutional Tribunal reached a correct ruling in the majority, it should adopt more rigorous standards when weighing between fundamental rights. For this reason, we conclude this paper with an incipient proposal consisting of the analysis of intensities in the subprinciple of adequacy and the analysis of perspectives in the subprinciple of necessity, with the purpose of raising the argumentative standard currently used for the balancing test.
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