European Convention on Human Rights¶
Council of Europe. (1950). European Convention on Human Rights.
Cited by¶
2 citations across 2 artifacts.
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Primes¶
- Editorial Independence
- Judicial independence: tenured judges, irreducible salaries, defined jurisdictions, and the separation of judicial from executive function, as in modern constitutions and the European Convention's Article 6.
This sourceTreaty basis for structural judicial independence — tenure, defined jurisdiction, separation from the executive.
- Judicial independence: tenured judges, irreducible salaries, defined jurisdictions, and the separation of judicial from executive function, as in modern constitutions and the European Convention's Article 6.
- Proportionality
- The legitimacy filter is supposed to exclude actions undertaken for purposes wholly outside government competence or democratic mandate.
This sourceThe ECtHR's Article 8 jurisprudence elaborates the legitimate-aim criteria—legal basis, recognized public interest (national security, public safety, economic well-being, prevention of disorder, protection of health/morals, rights of others), and necessity in a democratic society.
- The legitimacy filter is supposed to exclude actions undertaken for purposes wholly outside government competence or democratic mandate.
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