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All Constitutional, Administrative and Public Law Doctrine

Doctrines governing the structure and limits of government power: how a constitution is read, how the branches of government relate to one another, and how the state's own action is held to legal standards. Belongs here: Administrative Law, Basic Structure Doctrine, Constitutional Interpretation, Due Process, Judicial Review, Proportionality, Rechtsstaat, Rule of Law and Separation of Powers. Does not belong here: a doctrine confined to how criminal charges are brought or tried, grouped under criminal law and procedure instead, even where it also touches constitutional rights, such as Habeas Corpus or the Exclusionary Rule.

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Public law governs relations between legal persons and a government, and between different branches and institutions within a state. 1
All Constitutional, Administrative and Public Law Doctrine
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Abrogation in public law

Constitutional, Administrative and Public Law Doctrine

Administrative Law

Constitutional, Administrative and Public Law Doctrine

Basic Structure Doctrine

Constitutional, Administrative and Public Law Doctrine

Bill of attainder

Constitutional, Administrative and Public Law Doctrine

Chevron Deference

Constitutional, Administrative and Public Law Doctrine

Constitutional Interpretation

Constitutional, Administrative and Public Law Doctrine

Constitutional Law

Constitutional, Administrative and Public Law Doctrine

Deem (law)

Constitutional, Administrative and Public Law Doctrine

Desuetude

Constitutional, Administrative and Public Law Doctrine

Domestic dependent nations

Constitutional, Administrative and Public Law Doctrine

Due Process

Constitutional, Administrative and Public Law Doctrine

Enrolled bill rule

Constitutional, Administrative and Public Law Doctrine

Executive Privilege

Constitutional, Administrative and Public Law Doctrine

Fundamental Justice

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Implied Powers

Constitutional, Administrative and Public Law Doctrine

Judicial populism

Constitutional, Administrative and Public Law Doctrine

Judicial Review

Constitutional, Administrative and Public Law Doctrine

Laicism

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Last antecedent rule

Constitutional, Administrative and Public Law Doctrine

Law of the land

Constitutional, Administrative and Public Law Doctrine

Living Tree Doctrine

Constitutional, Administrative and Public Law Doctrine

Major Questions Doctrine

Constitutional, Administrative and Public Law Doctrine

Nondelegation Doctrine

Constitutional, Administrative and Public Law Doctrine

Peace (law)

Constitutional, Administrative and Public Law Doctrine

Political Question Doctrine

Constitutional, Administrative and Public Law Doctrine

Posse comitatus

Constitutional, Administrative and Public Law Doctrine

Proportionality

Constitutional, Administrative and Public Law Doctrine

Rechtsstaat

Constitutional, Administrative and Public Law Doctrine

Rescript

Constitutional, Administrative and Public Law Doctrine

Rule of Law

Constitutional, Administrative and Public Law Doctrine

Separation of Powers

Constitutional, Administrative and Public Law Doctrine

Sinecure

Constitutional, Administrative and Public Law Doctrine

Sovereign citizen movement

Constitutional, Administrative and Public Law Doctrine

Sovereign immunity

Constitutional, Administrative and Public Law Doctrine

State Action Doctrine

Constitutional, Administrative and Public Law Doctrine

Tribal sovereignty in the United States

Constitutional, Administrative and Public Law Doctrine

Vacatio legis

Constitutional, Administrative and Public Law Doctrine
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1. Public law (Wikipedia)
WikipediaPublic law, lead section
Quote, Public law, lead section
Public law is the part of law that governs relations and affairs between legal persons and a government, between different institutions within a state, between different branches of governments, as well as relationships between persons that are of direct concern to society.
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