FOR: EDGARD NORBERTO “BETO” LAJO PAREDES In law, in the face of the dizzying progress of society, there are situations of “legal emptiness” (there is no rule) or “legal blemish” (the rule is insufficient), which generate complications in the public sector, where the “principle of legality” governs (only what is expressly [...]
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FOR: EDGARD NORBERTO “BETO” LAJO PAREDES In law, in the face of the dizzying progress of society, there are situations of “legal emptiness” (there is no rule) or “legal blemish” (the rule is insufficient), which generate complications in the public sector, where the “principle of legality” governs (only what is expressly [...]