Intervention by the judicial system in the first peronism bonaerense: the subordination of justice to political power

Authors

  • José Bernardo Marcilese Universidad Nacional del Sur

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.17811/hc.v0i11.272

Keywords:

Peronism – judiciary – argentine constitutional history – province of Buenos Aires

Abstract

During the classic years of peronism (1946-1955) the interference of political power within the judicial system was a constant, which was reflected in significant changes in the composition of the corps of judges. This trend will alter the traditional stability and judges could be seen in the province of Buenos Aires with complete clarity from the effects that the intervention had on the federal judiciary in the district.

 

Submission Date: 05/08/2009

Acceptance Date: 02/09/2009

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Author Biography

José Bernardo Marcilese, Universidad Nacional del Sur

Licenciado,  profesor y doctor en Historia por la Universidad Nacional del Sur (Argentina). En 2007 defendió la tesis titulada “El primer peronismo en Bahía Blanca, de la génesis a la hegemonía  (1943-1955)” y actualmente es becario postdoctoral del CONICET (Comisión Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas) y docente de la Universidad Provincial del Sudoeste (Argentina).

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Issue

No. 11 (2010): Historia Constitucional N. 11 (2010)

Section

Iberoamerica

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