The impact of administrative law on public freedoms

Since the most important issue in any society based on the law is the protection and guarantee of freedoms and rights of citizens in society, on the other hand. The mere declaration of rights and freedoms in the ordinary constitution alone cannot be. Sufficient to implement rights and protect legitimate individual and public liberties on the other hand. This requires mechanisms and tools to ensure them. From legal texts and executive bodies, especially since the jurisprudence of different countries, the executive guarantees imposed on various officials and institutions such as the president, parliament, members of Parliament, the judiciary and its affiliated institutions, the administrative court, etc. To be a criterion for evaluating good performance, which plays an important role in ensuring and protecting individual rights and freedoms. It is the administrative law, as it represents the legal framework through which the public administration is implemented because it stems from the need to establish and develop a public administration system under the law, a concept that can be compared with the older concept of justice. Since administration involves the exercise of power by the executive arm of the government, administrative law Constitutional, political, as well as legal significance. Thus there is no universally accepted definition of administrative law, but it is logical that it may be considered to cover the organization, powers, duties and functions of public authorities of all kinds working in administration; in their relations with each other and with citizens and non-governmental bodies; the legal methods of controlling public administration; The rights and duties of officials. It largely complements constitutional law, and it is difficult to draw the line between them. The organization of the national legislature, the structure of the courts, the characteristics of the cabinet, and the role of the head of state are generally viewed as matters of constitutional law, while substantive and procedural provisions relating to central and local governments, the judiciary, and management review are matters of administrative law. The aim of our study was to show the extent of the impact of the administrative law on public liberties, according to a main question, which is what is the impact of the administrative law on public liberties. We have reached an important conclusion in our study of the subject, which is that the administrative law has a significant impact on public liberties, and this effect may be positive aimed at preserving the public interest. It may be negative if it is used arbitrarily