RETHINKING THE TRADITIONAL MODEL OF SEPARATION OF POWERS
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https://doi.org/10.5335/15515Keywords:
Separação de funções, Freios e contrapesos, Quarto poderAbstract
This article proposes to critically analyze new institutional forms that cannot be categorized as legislative, judicial or executive, but which have a power structure to be leveraged within the State and, therefore, would have the potential to be recognized by institutions contemporary democratic societies, for assuming a complex and possible role of capturing a highlight in the modern state model. For this purpose, it is necessary to analyze the theory of the allocation of state functions, as an essential postulate placed in the text of the Federal Constitution of 1988, in its art. 60, § 4, which lists the separation of powers as a current and insurmountable constitutional arrangement as an ironclad clause. However, it does not exclude the emergence of others, which is the research hypothesis.
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