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Elusive reform: democracy and the rule of law in Latin America

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Judicial and Constitutional Studies Political Dynamics in Latin America Comparative constitutional jurisprudence studies

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Introduction. The State and the Rule of Law. The Police: Nerve Center of the State. Independent Judicial Functioning. Judicial Councils. Judicial Access. Community Justice. Rule of Law Reform and Democratic Consolidation.

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