The Constitution is considered the validity foundation for all infraconstitutional norms and is also considered the fundamental hypothetical norm t...
The Constitution is considered the validity foundation for all infraconstitutional norms and is also considered the fundamental hypothetical norm that justifies the closure of the legal system, that is, the Constitution does not have a higher validity foundation because the national law derives from it. Which definition of the Constitution cited best represents the concept?
a. The Constitution is a set of norms that regulate the organization of the State and the fundamental rights of individuals.
b. The Constitution is a set of norms that regulate the organization of the State and the fundamental rights of individuals, and it is considered the supreme norm of the legal system.
c. The Constitution is a set of norms that regulate the organization of the State and the fundamental rights of individuals, and it is considered the supreme norm of the legal system, which means that all other norms must conform to it.
d. The Constitution is a set of norms that regulate the organization of the State and the fundamental rights of individuals, and it is considered the supreme norm of the legal system, which means that all other norms must conform to it, and it is the only norm that cannot be changed by ordinary legislative procedures.
e. The Constitution is a set of norms that regulate the organization of the State and the fundamental rights of individuals, and it is considered the supreme norm of the legal system, which means that all other norms must conform to it, and it is the only norm that cannot be changed by ordinary legislative procedures, and it is the basis for the validity of all other norms.
a. The Constitution is a set of norms that regulate the organization of the State and the fundamental rights of individuals.
b. The Constitution is a set of norms that regulate the organization of the State and the fundamental rights of individuals, and it is considered the supreme norm of the legal system.
c. The Constitution is a set of norms that regulate the organization of the State and the fundamental rights of individuals, and it is considered the supreme norm of the legal system, which means that all other norms must conform to it.
d. The Constitution is a set of norms that regulate the organization of the State and the fundamental rights of individuals, and it is considered the supreme norm of the legal system, which means that all other norms must conform to it, and it is the only norm that cannot be changed by ordinary legislative procedures.
e. The Constitution is a set of norms that regulate the organization of the State and the fundamental rights of individuals, and it is considered the supreme norm of the legal system, which means that all other norms must conform to it, and it is the only norm that cannot be changed by ordinary legislative procedures, and it is the basis for the validity of all other norms.
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A alternativa que melhor representa o conceito da Constituição citado é a letra "e": "A Constituição é um conjunto de normas que regulam a organização do Estado e os direitos fundamentais dos indivíduos, e é considerada a norma suprema do sistema jurídico, o que significa que todas as outras normas devem conformar-se a ela, e é a única norma que não pode ser alterada por procedimentos legislativos ordinários, e é a base para a validade de todas as outras normas".
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