Abstract
This study compares constitutional review models in the region by appointment method, degree of independence, and the effect of rulings on subsequent legislation. It shows that a court’s independence is measured by the fate of its rulings, not by the text that founded it.
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References
- Nima, B. (2025). Judiciary and legislation: the effect of rulings. Al-Mashreq Academic Press.
Cite this specimen
Omar Al-Fahad. (2026). Constitutional Review Mechanisms in the Arab Region: A Comparative Study. EISSL.
