LAW 467Administrative Justice
Law · Faculty of Law and Political Science · 2 credits
Description
The aim of this course is to present Administrative Justice, its particularities and the regimes applicable to the different methods of recourse against administrative decision. The course will be divided into four parts: 1. The organization of administrative tribunals, the different types of tribunals and their jurisdiction. 2. The principal characteristics of Administrative Justice: The principle of separation of powers and the characteristics of administrative procedure. 3. The different forms of redress and the regime of each form. 4. The procedural requirements for submitting an application (the initial decision by the administration, the deadlines, the forms of appellate review, etc.). Prerequisites: LAW 206, LAW 306. Language of Instruction: Arabic (legal terms, however, are also given in English and French).
Prerequisites
Common questions about LAW 467
What is LAW 467 at NDU?
LAW 467 Administrative Justice is a 2-credit course at Notre Dame University – Louaize (NDU), in the Faculty of Law and Political Science. The aim of this course is to present Administrative Justice, its particularities and the regimes applicable to the different methods of recourse against administrative decision. The course will be divided into four parts: 1.
How many credits is LAW 467?
LAW 467 Administrative Justice is worth 2 credits at NDU.
What are the prerequisites for LAW 467?
LAW 467 lists 2 prerequisites: LAW 206 General and Lebanese Administrative Law I, LAW 306 General and Lebanese Administrative Law II.