The Ratio between the status and jurisdictions of the Supreme Court and the Administrative Justice Court

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Abrishami Rad Mohamad Amin; Ayine Negini Hosein

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Journal: JOURNAL OF MODERN ADMINISTRATIVE LAW RESEARCH Year:2020 | Volume:1 | Issue:1 Page(s): 119-139

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The Ratio between the status and jurisdictions of the Supreme Court and the Administrative Justice Court

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Abrishami Rad Mohamad Amin | Ayine Negini Hosein | Issue Writer Certificate

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Supreme Court

Administrative Justice Court

Supervision of Law Enforcement

Judicial Unity

Abstract

The Supreme Court, is at the top of Courts in the hierarchy of the Iranian courts. Article 161 of the Constitution, stated monitors the proper implementation of laws in courts and the creation of a unified judicial system is authority for this institution. Also, Ordinary law, provides specific jurisdictions for Supreme Court, such as resolving disputes over the jurisdiction. Given the ambiguities and deficiencies about relations between Supreme Court and the Administrative Justice Court, this article explores the ratios of these courts in a descriptive-analytical format. The studies showed that the Administrative Justice Court as a special tribunal is in the hierarchy below the Supreme Court and therefore subject to the jurisdiction of the Supreme Court Country. Also, the ordinary legislator's approach was identified in recognizing the Supreme Court's role in resolving jurisdiction disputes between the Courts consistent with the Supreme Court's position. To this end, a specialist structural prediction on matters relating to public law in the Supreme Court is proposed.

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Abrishami Rad, Mohamad Amin, & Ayine Negini, Hosein. (2020). The Ratio between the status and jurisdictions of the Supreme Court and the Administrative Justice Court. JOURNAL OF MODERN ADMINISTRATIVE LAW RESEARCH, 1(1 ), 119-139. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/412127/en

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Abrishami Rad Mohamad Amin, Ayine Negini Hosein. The Ratio between the status and jurisdictions of the Supreme Court and the Administrative Justice Court. JOURNAL OF MODERN ADMINISTRATIVE LAW RESEARCH[Internet]. 2020;1(1 ):119-139. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/412127/en

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Mohamad Amin Abrishami Rad, and Hosein Ayine Negini, “The Ratio between the status and jurisdictions of the Supreme Court and the Administrative Justice Court,” JOURNAL OF MODERN ADMINISTRATIVE LAW RESEARCH, vol. 1, no. 1 , pp. 119–139, 2020, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/412127/en

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