Incipience of Constitutional Parity Norms on the Guarantees and Prerogatives of the Members and Auditors of Courts of Accounts with Those Typical of Judiciary Magistrates

Abstract

This article examines the concept of constitutional parity of members (ministers or councilors)
and auditors who substitute for members of the Brazilian courts of accounts with magistrates of
the Judiciary Branch. Parity stems from art. 73, caput and §§ 3 and 4, and art. 75, caput, of the
Constitution, which perceives as inadmissible that, in the forefront of neo-constitutionalism, norms
of constitutional root lack concrete application. Driven by this intention and with a slight doctrinal
tone, this study summarizes the guarantees, benefits and prohibitions of Judiciary magistrates to
be conferred to members and auditors of the eminent Tupiniquin1 audit courts.