Judicial oversight of legislative deviation and its role in reducing administrative corruption
Abstract
There is no doubt that legislative deviation is considered one of the most important and dangerous aspects of challenging unconstitutionality. When the constitution grants the legislator discretionary authority to issue legislation, he must seek the public interest and not deviate from it. Otherwise, the law becomes flawed due to the defect of legislative deviation. Legislative deviation is a hidden and concealed defect that affects the pillar of the goal for which it is intended. The legislation has been enacted and all its substantive and formal elements are met in accordance with what the law requires.
Judicial oversight of the constitutionality of laws is considered the most effective guarantee for curbing the discretionary power of the legislator and not deviating from the public interest when issuing legislation.
The importance of this oversight increases due to the difficulty of proving legislative deviation before the constitutional judiciary. It is a guarantee that confirms the principle of the supremacy and supremacy of the Constitution and protects the rights and freedoms of individuals from the arbitrariness of the legislative authority.
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