Abstract
This article is divided into three parts. The first part treats with the foundations of the Constitutional State, which has as its organization legal norm the Constitution, which lists various rights that leave their conformation to the legislator. The second part will deal with the existence of a right to legislation and the related duty to legislate, noting the constitutionally established parameters for such legal positions to exist. The third part will deal with the mandatory injunction, an intimate writ to the normative omission, with four sub-itens: one to the conceptualization of writ, another to its object, a third to its processing and a fourth to the legal nature of decisions.
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