Exploration of digital constitutionalism's role in shaping fundamental rights in Europe, indicating regulatory advancements.
Key Points
Digital constitutionalism significantly reshapes constitutional principles and values in Europe, emphasizing the need for adaptation to modern legal contexts.
The European Digital Constitution incorporates regulations from the EU and Council of Europe, ensuring alignment with fundamental rights protections.
This examination includes analysis of the Venice Commission's Principles for a Fundamental Rights-Compliant Use of Digital Technologies in Elections.
The paper discusses digital constitutionalism's implications for redefining constitutional law in light of contemporary challenges and technological advancements.