غـويني بريزة2024-09-182024-09-182024https://dspace.univ-msila.dz/handle/123456789/44259The Council of State is the highest judicial authority in administrative matters under the provisions of Article 179 of the constitutional amendment of 2020. It is dedicated to judicial dualism and exercises its original jurisdiction as a cassation body as required by Article 2 of Organic Law 22-11, as amended, and supplemented by Law 98-01, as well as in accordance with the provisions of Article 901 of Law 22-13, as amended and supplemented by Law 08-09. It unifies judicial interpretation and has jurisdiction to refer laws and regulations to the Constitutional Court, as stipulated in Article 195 of the Constitution. It also resolves jurisdictional disputes between administrative judicial bodies and, according to Article 10 of Organic Law 22-11, it has exceptional jurisdiction as an appellate body. Article 11 entrusts it with the power to rule on cases entrusted to it by special provisions. The Council of State contributes to expressing its opinion on draft laws and orders, in accordance with Articles 142 and 143 of the Constitution, before they are presented to the Council of Ministers, to ensure legal security of legal texts and embody the rule of law.otherCouncil of Stateadministrative judicial bodiesjudicial jurisdictionscassation judgereferral of unconstitutionalityThesis