Public Law

The public law assumes the following facts. The labor government elected in 1997 promised the establishment of a local assembly - a policy strongly opposed by the Conservative Party. After the Lancashire General Assembly bill was promulgated in 2001, the Lancashire rally was founded. In the May 2005 general election, conservatives recovered their power and the majority of the seat in the House attended the Diet.

Public law is part of the law that governs the relationship between individuals and governments and relationships between individuals that are directly connected with society. Public law includes constitutional law, administrative law, tax law and penal code, and all procedural laws. Under public law, mandatory rules dominate. The law on relations between individuals is private law. The relationship between public law and governance is asymmetric and inequality. Government agencies (central or regional) may make decisions about individual rights. However, as a result of the rule of law, the authorities can only act within the scope of the law (secundum et intra legem). The government must comply with the law. For example, a citizen who is dissatisfied with the decision of the executive may ask the court to implement a judicial review.

French law is divided into two main fields. Private law and public law. Private law includes, inter alia, the Civil Code and the Penal Code. Public law has administrative law and constitution. But in fact, the French law contains three major legal areas: civil law, criminal law and administrative law. Criminal law can resolve only the future, not the past (prohibition after post criminal). Administrative law is usually a subcategory of civil law in many countries, but it is the same in France, and each legal system is governed by a specific Supreme Court. And the administrative court led by the State Council

Public law affects society as a whole, including administrative law, constitution, criminal law, national law and international law. The groundbreaking case of Brown v. Board of Education clearly shows how public law works. At Brown v. Board of Education, rights of children were infringed by administrative agencies. The family won the case against the agency and won. Meanwhile, private law affects individuals, families, businesses and small groups. The scope is not as good as public law, including contract law, tort law, property law, inheritance law, family law. Carvajal vs. Hillstone Restaurant Group, Inc. The plaintiff Carvajal learned that he was injured by eating the whole artichokes. He insists that the server did not inform or tell him the right way to consume vegetables. Carvajal became sick and demanded compensation for his pain and suffering as a tort law law.