الحماية الدستورية و القانونية للحريات كقيد على سلطة الضبط الاداري

Abstract EN

Since the declaration of human rights in 1789, the prevailing principle has become that the regulation of freedoms is a reserved field for the legislator, and this is because the legislator is the only authority to determine the limits by which the individual exercises his freedom.

The public cannot imagine its tendency to tyranny and cannot constitute a source of danger or threat to it.

On the contrary, freedom finds in the law a garantes and protection for it.

It is recognized that the basic principle for individuals to exercise the public freedoms that are established for them constitutionally and legally finds its limit in the public order, and if the origin is that public freedoms have their natural place in the body of constitutions, which is the prevailing trend in most constitutional systems However, legal and practical considerations may prevent the constitutional texts from expanding all the detailed rules governing the exercise of these freedoms.

Therefore, the constitution entrusts the legislator with the issue of regulating their exercise.