Legislative Entrenchment is a constitutional mechanism that belongs to the genus of legislative constraints, differing from its peers by formally requiring supermajoritarian procedures or other heightened conditions for the amendment or repeal of specific statutes, thereby limiting the exercise of parliamentary sovereignty.
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Athenian Democracy and Legal Change
Melissa Schwartzberg · American Political Science Review · 2004 · 72 citations
Legislative Entrenchment: A Reappraisal
Eric A. Posner, Adrian Vermeule · The Yale Law Journal · 2002 · 35 citations
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