O controle convencionalidade dos tratados pode ser aplicado no âmbito do Distrito Federal?

Abstract

In the middle of the Middle Ages begins to emerge a bit of international law,with the fiefdoms and kingdoms where treaties between countries were made with commercial interests, peace or war. But only with Hugo Grotius (1585-1645) that international law begins to take force. With the passage of time has become more solid with the emergence of the French Revolution in the late eighteenth century and some years later in the early nineteenth century beginning with the Napoleonic Code. That's when the post World War II, establishes the international rights with the United Nations Charter in 1945 and the Charter of San Francisco and soon after in 1948 with the so Universal Declaration of Human Rights international law shall be respected in the majority of countries . The Brazil begins to adopt such procedures after signing the Pact of San Jose of Costa Rica, which subsequently forces effecting the Constitutional Amendment No. 45 of 8 December 2004. Until then before the amendment is adopted the constitutionality control system Hans Kelsen through its hierarchical theory with the constitutionality control, shortly after it entered the pyramid supralegais the standards treaties thus resulting in the control of conventionality.