Person: The Reason Of Law
Abstract
All law is intended to achieve the common good. Within this institutional framework, justice is the supreme value that seeks to ensure the competent authority. When is it possible to say that it is acting according to justice? Finding an answer requires going back to the fundamental principles that have given rise to any legal formulation. And behind these principles is the person ordering the final recipient. The written policy is not based (at least should not be) in random or political ideas of government. Faced with the imminent presence of a Constituent Assembly, it is imperative to return to the ultimate foundations of all rule of law.
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