The theory of proportionality and its applications in comparative administrative law: a comparative analytical study

Volume 20 , Issue 2 , August 2019 , Pages 279-306

Authors

دانا عبدالكريم سعيد 1 ; بروين علي محمدأمين 2

1 قسم القانون - كلية القانون - جامعة السليمانية محاضر في كلية القانون والسياسية- جامعة التنمية البشرية

2 قسم المحاسبة، المعهد التقني، السليمانية، إقليم كردستان، العراق

DOI logo 10.17656/jzsb.10894

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Abstract

"The theory of proportionality and its applications in the comparative administrative
judiciary"
The prevailing principle in jurisprudence and comparative judiciary is that judicial control stands
within the limits of the discretionary authority of the administration and that it only exercises the
monitoring of legitimacy. However, the administrative court, by virtue of its permanent growth and
expertise, and its development of principles towards the protection of individual rights and
freedoms extends its control over the work of the administration based on its discretion in order to
ensure the balance and proportion between the protection of the rights and freedoms of individuals
on the one hand, and to enable the administration to achieve its increasingly complex objectives as a
result of developments in all areas of life.
This research focuses on the theory of proportionality as one of the most important modern
theories created by the comparative administrative judiciary, and on the other hand its applications,
especially in the field of administrative monitoring, in the field of disciplinary sanctions for
government officials.

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