This analysis of comparative judicial protection of fundamental rights and characteristic elements of the constitutional right of the state can be articulated in diverse ways. It can be attributed not only to ordinary courts (in that case, creating specific procedures directed to protect such rights), but also to the core that exercises constitutional jurisdiction.

The works collected in this volume, on the Brazilian, Spanish, and Colombian experience, analyze some of the problems derived from the functional reach assigned to their cores. It also analyzes the relations between constitutional and ordinary jurisdiction and the criteria that should be used to continue the determination of court composition that would guarantee the fundamental rights or the value that is recognized by the jurisprudence dictated by these types of processes.

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