Administrative Law

Administrative Law is a branch of Public Law that regulates the organization, functions, and procedures of government entities, as well as the relationships between these entities and individuals. This field of Law ensures that State activities are carried out legally, efficiently, and fairly, and provides mechanisms for citizens to challenge administrative actions they consider arbitrary or illegal.

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Administrative Organization

Administrative Act

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It studies the structure of the State and its various organs, including ministries, agencies, and municipalities, as well as their functioning and competencies.

It refers to the formal decisions made by administrative authorities, such as permits, licenses, and resolutions. This topic includes the formation, effects, and procedures for challenging these acts before the administration or the courts.