E-C-A: execute, create, apply law
📌 The judicial court system settles private disputes between individuals and judges and punishes people who commit criminal offences, whereas the administrative court system settles disputes between the administration and individuals, including natural and legal persons.
1. Which institutional arrangement best illustrates the principle of separation of powers?
2. Which constitutional system is built on the principle of separation of powers?
3. Which dispute would generally fall under the administrative court system in France?
What principle states law execution, creation, and application are separate?
Separation of powers.
What disputes does the judicial court system settle?
Private disputes between individuals and criminal offences.
What is the supreme court of the administrative court system?
The Conseil d’État.
On which principles is the American Constitution built?
Separation of powers.
In which year during the French Revolution was administrative self-review practiced?
1789
What law established the transition to delegated justice on 24 May 1972?
The law called cadeau
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