Administrative decisions, their components and pillars - A comparative study –

Abstract

The principle of separation of powers requires the allocation of an independent member to each state function, so that there is a special legislative body, a special implementation body, and a special organ of the judiciary, so that the judiciary has the general jurisdiction to adjudicate all disputes, and the legislator excludes a range of management decisions without considering them before the judiciary, which is called immunization jurisprudence, and immunization in this way is in the eyes of some a waste of the principle of separation of powers, as the legislator takes away the jurisdiction of the judiciary or part of it. It also gives it to the administration and is also contrary to the principle of legitimacy, which assumes that the actions of the rulers and the governed are consistent with the legal rules prepared in advance, and considers censorship, especially judicial ones, as one of the most important guarantees to verify this conformity, and we have taken a comparative approach according to the plan that we mentioned, and we divided the research into an introduction and the first research and three demands and then the conclusion where we dealt in the first research what is the administrative decision and its definition, pillars, elements and types, and in the first research and god is.