دور القضاء في معالجة الانحراف التشريعي

Abstract EN

The idea of legislative deviation is one of the most important forms of unconstitutionality because the defect of legislative deviation is mainly related to the purpose of the legislation.

In other words, the legislator must aim at achieving the public interest.

If he deviates from achieving this interest to a special interest, his legislation is defective due to legislative deviation.

The defect of legislative deviation is one of the most serious defects because it is a hidden defect and difficult to prove that the legislation is flawed and the appearance of health and corruption.

The role of the judiciary in dealing with this deviation is highlighted by judicial supervision, which is one of the most important means that obliges legislators to respect the constitutional boundaries when legislating laws as effective protection for the protection of public freedoms from the arbitrariness of the legislature and the principle of the rule of law.