المحاكم الإدارية للاستئناف ودورها في إرساء دعائم القضاء الإداري في الجزائر

Abstract EN

The constitutional amendment of 2020, according to article 179 of it, stipulates that the council of state is a body that rectifies the work of administrative courts of appeal, which represents an explicit text through which the Algerian constitutional founder tended to adopt litigation on two levels in the administrative matter, which was actually achieved with the issuance of law no.

22-07 related to the judicial division, through which the legislator provided for the creation of six (6) administrative courts of appeal.

the creation of administrative courts of appeal is one of the most important reforms in the field of administrative judiciary in Algeria, given the advantages that the litigation system will achieve on two levels, foremost of which is the provision of more guarantees for litigants as well as reducing the burden on the council of state, which the Algerian legislator granted many competencies due to the absence of administrative courts of appeal, which is this negatively affected the function of the state council and affected its primary competence as a cassation judge working to unify jurisprudence in the administrative matter.

accordingly, this paper comes to discuss the importance of creating administrative courts of appeal in laying the foundations and pillars of the administrative judiciary in Algeria.