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The Conseil d'État isn't even a court per se, it doesn't make rulings, it doesn't set precedents. Its only job is to make sure that new laws voted by Parliament
by thrance 9mo ago
The Conseil d'État isn't even a court per se, it doesn't make rulings, it doesn't set precedents. Its only job is to make sure that new laws voted by Parliament aren't unconstitutional. And when they are, they simply remove the part deemed so, and have to let the rest pass through.
- timpera 9mo agoYou are confusing the Conseil d'État with the Conseil constitutionnel. The Conseil d'État definitely makes rulings and sets precedents. However, it cannot control the constitutionality of laws.