حول استقلالية هيئات القضاء الدستوري عن رئيس الدولة في الدساتير المغاربية-الجزائر، تونس، المغرب

Abstract EN

This paper discusses the relationship of the Head of State with the constitutional judicial bodies in the recent constitutional amendments of Algeria, Tunisia and Morocco, where we find The Algerian constitutional institution in the 2016 constitutional amendment kept room for the president's influence over the Constitutional Council, while the Moroccan constitutional founder in the 2011 constitution and Tunisia in the 2014 constitution adopted the system of the Constitutional Court differently, The Moroccan constitution kept it under the control ofthe king, contrary to the Tunisian constitution consolidates the independence ofthe Constitutional Court and in particular the president of the Republic.