Abstract

This paper deals with the procedural defects and the problems generated by the fact that its examination is conducted through the action of inapplicability. The article identifies how the inapplicability action, conceived as a concrete control of constitutionality, is altered when the Constitutional Court performs its review of the inapplicability of the procedural defects. A taxonomy of procedural defects resolved by the Constitutional Court is proposed and it is stated that it does not consider the facts, characteristics and circumstances of the judicial case that are the premise of the inapplicability action.