“The Constitution shall be an integral and directly applicable act. Everyone may defend his rights by invoking the Constitution.”
The Constitution is an integral and directly applicable act. Everyone may defend their rights by invoking the Constitution itself, without waiting for its provisions to be repeated in ordinary laws.
A person in court can rely directly on a constitutional article, such as the right to judicial protection, even if no specific law covers their situation.
Memorise the two features of the Constitution, integral and directly applicable, and that everyone (not only citizens) may invoke it.
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