Constituting Judgements

Courts exert great influence on constitutional developments with their rulings. But how can these judgments expand, condense or change constitutions? And what does it even mean to judge in accordance with law? In order to explain constitutional judgements through their legal form, Sabine Müller-Mall reconstructs procedures of juridical judgement in her astute book. She not only outlines a fundamental perspective on the connection between law and constitutionalisation, but also a theory of law that takes the act of judging as its starting point.