Flashcards: French Court System and Separation of Powers — 10 cards

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1Question

What principle states law execution, creation, and application are separate?

Answer

Separation of powers.

2Question

What disputes does the judicial court system settle?

Answer

Private disputes between individuals and criminal offences.

3Question

What is the supreme court of the administrative court system?

Answer

The Conseil d’État.

4Question

On which principles is the American Constitution built?

Answer

Separation of powers.

5Question

In which year during the French Revolution was administrative self-review practiced?

Answer

1789

6Question

What law established the transition to delegated justice on 24 May 1972?

Answer

The law called cadeau

7Question

What expertise do administrative courts develop due to duality?

Answer

Expertise in rules tailored to administration and its specific needs.

8Question

Who decides jurisdiction between judicial and administrative courts when uncertain?

Answer

The Tribunal des conflits.

9Question

How does the 1958 Constitution refer to judicial authority?

Answer

It refers to judicial authority rather than judicial power.

10Question

Why do French judges lack election-based legitimacy?

Answer

Because they are not elected.

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