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Art. 136 CONSTITUTION du Canton de Vaud (Cst-VD)
Titre V, Chapitre IV, Section III
Art. 136 Cst-VD
1. La Cour constitutionnelle est une section du Tribunal cantonal.
2. Elle
a. contrôle, sur requête déposée dans les vingt jours dès leur publication, la conformité des normes cantonales au droit supérieur; la loi définit la qualité pour agir;
b. juge, sur recours et en dernière instance cantonale, les litiges relatifs à l'exercice des droits politiques en matière cantonale et communale;
c. tranche les conflits de compétence entre autorités.
3. Ses décisions sont publiées.
Décisions judiciaires appliquant cette disposition (16)
CCST.2022.0009 · vd (Art. 136 al. 2 let. c Cst-VD)
Conflict of Competence Regarding Tuition Fee Adjustment in Intercantonal University System
Cited as the basis for the Constitutional Court's jurisdiction to rule on conflicts of competence between authorities.
CCST.2015.0003 · vd (art. 136 al. 2 let. a Cst-VD)
Taxi Operators Challenge Intercommunal Service Regulation Amendments
Cited in the reasoning (which is heavily cited) regarding the control of cantonal norms against higher law but is not explicitly repeated in the final orders (Dispositif I, II, III).
CCST.2014.0003 · vd (art. 136 al. 2 let. a de la Constitution du Canton de Vaud du 14 avril 2003 (Cst-VD; RSV 101.01))
Cantonal Restriction on Physician Employment Contracts Upheld Against Federal Law Challenge
Cited in the reasoning regarding the court's competence to review cantonal norms for conformity with superior law, though not strictly necessary for the final order, it is part of the procedural justification framework examined.
CCST.2013.0004 · vd (art. 136 al. 2 let. a de la Constitution du Canton de Vaud du 14 avril 2003 (Cst-VD, RSV 101.01))
Union Challenge to Cantonal Pension Restructuring and Recall Contribution
Cited as the constitutional basis for the Court's review of the conformity of cantonal norms with superior law, which informed the rejection of the application.
CCST.2012.0003 · vd (Art. 136 al. 2 let. a Cst-VD)
Nursing Home Tariff Challenge Rejected on Procedural Grounds
Cited as the constitutional basis for the Court's power to review the conformity of cantonal norms with superior law, and confirming the filing deadline.
CCST.2011.0006 · vd (Art. 136 al. 2 let. a Cst-VD)
Cantonal Decree on Hemp Cultivation Timeliness Challenge
This provision defines the competence of the Constitutional Court to review cantonal norms, but its application here resulted in the inadmissibility finding based on the timely filing requirement mentioned within it.
CCST.2011.0005 · vd (Art. 136 al. 2 let. a Cst-VD)
Communal Council Indemnity Decision Review Inadmissibility
This provision establishes the Court's jurisdiction to review the conformity of cantonal norms, which is relevant to the court's ultimate determination that the application was inadmissible because the act in question did not contain a 'règle de droit' subject to its review.
CCST.2011.0004 · vd (art. 136 al. 2 let. a de la Constitution du Canton de Vaud du 14 avril 2003 (Cst-VD; RSV 101.01))
Constitutional Challenge to Cantonal Education Law Admissibility Ruling
This article establishes the court's power to review cantonal norms against superior law, relevant to the inadmissibility ruling based on untimeliness under related procedural rules.
CCST.2009.0003 · vd (Art. 136 al. 2 let. a Cst-VD)
Challenge to State Council's Omission Regarding Teacher Salary Transition Rules Ruled Inadmissible
The court, having determined that the object of the request was not a legal norm but an omission, implicitly relied on this article, which defines the scope of the Constitutional Court's review, to ultimately rule the request inadmissible (Point 2, first paragraph).
CCST.2009.0007 · vd (Art. 136 al. 2 let. c Cst-VD)
State Council v. Cantonal Tribunal: Jurisdiction Over Inter-Municipal School Rent Dispute
This article grants the Constitutional Court the power to settle conflicts of competence, which is the subject of the current proceeding.
CCST.2009.0006 · vd (art. 136 al. 2 let. 1 Cst-VD)
Waste Bylaw Annulment for Lack of Causal Principle Adherence
Determined the court's competence to review the conformity of the cantonal norm, although the conclusion on the tax amount was deemed inadmissible under this article.
CCST.2008.0012 · vd (Art. 136 al. 2 let. 1 de la Constitution du 14 avril 2003 du Canton de Vaud (Cst-VD; RSV 101.01))
Federation of Private Elderly Care Facilities v. Cantonal Executive Order on Public Interest Recognition
Cited in reasoning (point 1.a) as the constitutional basis for the Court's review of cantonal norms against higher law.
PS.2007.0213 · vd (Art. 136 al. 2 let. a de la Constitution du Canton de Vaud (Cst-VD; RS/VD 101.01))
Asylum Seeker Housing Allowance Calculation Upheld
Mentioned in the context of judicial review of norms, but the question of its application was left open (not used in the final orders).
PS.2007.0212 · vd (Art. 136 al. 2 let. a Cst-VD)
Asylum Seeker Residency Permit Holder Challenges Increase in Accommodation Allowance Rate
Mentioned in the reasoning concerning the possibility of abstract review of the standard, although the court did not proceed with this review.
CCST.2007.0004 · vd (art. 136 alinéa 2 lettre a de la Constitution du 14 avril 2003 du Canton de Vaud (Cst-VD, RSV 101.01))
Engineers Challenge Cantonal Law on Mandatory Geological Data Transmission
Cited in the reasoning section (point 1a) to establish the court's jurisdiction to review the constitutionality of cantonal norms based on higher law.