Legal, judicial and constitutional guarantees of the rule of law

Abstract

However, the rule of law is one of the constitutional principles and it follows that public authorities in a country can exercise their authority only in accordance with written laws issued in accordance with the constitution, and their aim is to achieve the principle of protection against arbitrary laws and decisions.

The constitution does not establish a democratic system except to the extent that it contains and recognizes the public rights and freedoms that all citizens enjoy alike without discrimination or discrimination, and at the same time it reconciles and balances these rights and those freedoms and between authority and order in a reasonable and unambiguous manner.

The application of the principle of the rule of law is one of the important, influencing and even encouraging factors to attract local and foreign capitals, and increasing investment opportunities in society to achieve a positive return on the state. Also, economic prosperity entails creating job opportunities and eliminating unemployment, thus achieving societal security, given that prosperity the economic is one of the important factors in achieving stability, and one of the most important guarantees of its implementation and application is due to the work of the executive authority entrusted with the application of the principle of the rule of law and its application.