Organizing Administrative Courts, A Comparative Study between Iraq and Jordan

Author:
Muhammad Saadoun Salman Idan
Level:
Master
Field of study:
Law
Language:
Arabic
Faculty:
Faculty of Law
Year:
2021
Publisher:
URD Press
Supervisor(s):
Seyyed Muhammad Mahdi Ghammi

Through this study, we will search for the idea of ​​the judicial case that gives the individual the possibility of resorting to the judiciary to obtain a ruling on the subject of the dispute and to ensure respect for the freedoms of individuals, it was necessary to have an administrative judiciary on the work of the administration, and that the control of the administrative judiciary is the sure part of the principle of legality, as I mentioned in the two letters of forming courts The administrative judiciary and its competencies between the states of Iraq and Jordan, where for the first time in Iraq an independent administrative judiciary appeared next to the ordinary judiciary for the first time in 1979 AD, then the amendments came in the second decade of the twenty-first century through the two amendments to the law of the State Shura Council, which are the fifth amendment under Law No. 17 of 2013 And the Sixth Amendment No. 71 of 2017, as for the Jordanian judiciary, a two-tier judiciary was established and according to Article 100 of 2014 of the Jordanian Constitution to provide guarantees for the courts. I also took into account the conditions and procedures for appealing the rulings of the administrative judiciary. In both countries and ways to develop it so that it can carry out its mission to the fullest and what is the organization of the administrative courts, a comparative study between Iraq and Jordan.