La STC de 2 de junio de 2022la inconstitucionalidad de intervención judicial en relación con las medidas para luchar contra el Covid-19 (1)

  1. Dionisio Fernández de Gatta Sánchez
Journal:
Diario La Ley

ISSN: 1989-6913

Year of publication: 2022

Issue: 10109

Type: Article

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Abstract

The COVID-19 pandemic brought with it in Spain the declaration of three states of alarm (in March and October 2020) and the adoption of other measures with legal-constitutional and administrative problems. Likewise, Judges and Courts were assigned quasi-normative and administrative powers in relation to the ratification and authorization of health measures to combat the coronavirus, which have also generated other problems. The Constitutional Court declared in 2021 unconstitutional the first and third of the states of alarm and the closure of the Congress of Deputies, and, more recently, the Judgment of the Constitutional Court of June 2, 2022 has also declared the unconstitutionality of the measures of judicial intervention. And all this without having appropriate legislation to fight against COVID-19, and this in full ascent of what will be the seventh wave of the epidemic in Spain.