Public law is divided into three branches: Constitutional Law, Administrative Law and European Law. The rules of Constitutional Law determine the organization and functioning of the State, as well as its main organs, the form of the state, the classification, by functions, of the manifestations of state power, the types of rules of law, the constitutional freedoms of the citizens. Administrative Law is subject to the rules governing the organization and operation of public services, as well as the resolution of administrative disputes. In particular, it includes the systems of organization of the administration, the administrative authorities and services, the administrative acts, the principle of legality, the forms of control of the administration, the Council of State, the regular Courts, applications for annulment, appeals and the personal responsibility of its bodies administration. Finally, European law includes the basic institutions of European Community law. Even the acts of the Administration, otherwise Administrative Acts, are those which manifest the legal action which crystallizes the will of the organs of the Public Administration, constituting essentially a manifestation of state power.
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