英文摘要 |
To ensure the full implementation of the Constitution, it is crucial to refine the provisions for reviewing the constitutionality of judicial interpretations based on the Decision on the Recording and Review System. When determining what should be reviewed, it is important to exclude guiding cases of the Supreme People's Court (SPC), working documents of the SPC and the Supreme People's Procuratorate (SPP), as well as documents of judicial interpretation nature by local courts and procuratorates. In terms of the review process, the focus should be placed on the formulation of judicial interpretations before their release. During this stage, the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress (NPCSC) should allow the SPC to play a dominant role. After the release of the interpretation, the NPCSC should encourage the SPC to correct unconstitutional interpretations through methods such as presuming a constitutional reading, engaging in communication and negotiation, proposing alternative bills, amending laws, or nullifying the interpretation and so on. Theoretically speaking, the constitutional review process can be perceived as a form of inter-institutional dialogue. The SPC, acting as an interpreter, supervisor, and respondent, engages in a constitutional dialogue with the NPCSC and other authorities. Different filtering and review procedures should be designed based on the content of the interpretation and the likelihood of constitutional breaches. The goal is to strike a balance between protecting rights and maintaining legal order unity. |