تنظيم القضاء الإداري في ظل تشريعات جمهورية الصومال الفيدرالية

Abstract EN

The Somali judiciary began its journey before the independence of the country, and was affected by the different legal systems of the colonial countries of the northern and southern parts of the country.

Although political factors affected the judiciary, especially the administrative judiciary, it continued its path.

Perhaps among the most important factors affecting the Somali judiciary is the adoption of the federal system as the political model of governance, The Somali legislator organized the administrative judiciary through the constitution and various laws.

In this study, the researcher followed the descriptive, analytical and inductive approach in order to describe the information on the topic, analyze the legal texts, observe the previous precedents, and divided the study into sections.

Through the study, the researcher found out some findings, the most important is that the applied legislation to the administrative judiciary is insufficient, because it is considered old laws, and not interpreted through enough text books, and analytical researches, so it could not cope with the developments of the administrative judiciary, which is always characterized by development, and that the federal system adopted by the transitional constitution needs to a new law regulating the structure of courts at the level of the federal state and at the level of the member states, as well as the important legal procedures governing administrative judiciary contained in laws dating back to trusteeship era.