| 英文摘要 |
The judicial review process of civil law, criminal law and administrative law may have already been well-defined. Comparing to that, the process of the constitutional law appears to be chaotic and it has been difficult to arrive to a consensus. One of the key issues of contemporary constitutional law may be how to construe a judicial review system that is compliant with the doctrine of constitutional law, completely covering all issues, clear at each level which can avoid any defocus, and providing ways to analyze and process the issue. This article refers to the development of German constitutional law theories, and especially focuses on judicial review system of fundamental rights which is developed from general theory of fundamental rights. This article first combines with the specific fundamental rights theories to define the scope of protection. The article then points out different functions of the fundamental rights as a method to decide whether the state is liable. The key issue is the review of protective obligation. The article also deals with the distinction of formal constitutional review and substantive constitutional review, the important issues of the respective judicial review and, the level of judicial review. |