مبدأ الفصل بين السلطات : هل يستوجب فعلا الدسترة ؟

Abstract EN

The supremacy of the constitution means that it is the highest in the legal hierarchy, and it is not permissible for any legal rule, whatever its source, to contradict the provisions of this constitution.

but this highness does not mean anything if it is not accompanied by the mandatory existence of guarantees for the enforcement of its legal rules, and the principle of separation of powers is considered among the most important legal guarantees.

it was approved by this principle, and what is the impact of this activation on the rest of the articles through which the executive authority dominates the rest of the authorities in the state, with the aim of showing that the principle of separation of powers is a political rather than a legal act that is firmly rooted in political life and its dynamics and not among the provisions of constitutions.

this research paper came out with several results, the most important and most prominent of which is the affirmation of the impossibility of applying this principle for several reasons and the necessity of reducing the policy of parliamentary rationalization that the French constitution came in 1958 and giving the parliament a role that enables it to curb the executive power.