About the Journal

The scope of constitutional and administrative law is extensive, encompassing the fundamental ideas and legal frameworks that regulate the state's operation and interaction with individuals. 

Constitutional law regulates the structure and control of government, outlining the powers and functions of the judiciary, legislature, and executive. It specifies how power is dispersed within the state, whether in a nation system with shared authority or in a unitary one with centralized control. The safeguarding of fundamental rights and freedoms is a critical area of concern, ensuring that individual liberties are protected while balancing society objectives.

Administrative law is concerned with the operation of public administration, ensuring that government act within the framework of the law. It supervises decision-making processes through a concentration on transparency, accountability, and fairness. This discipline of law also provides opportunities for individuals to dispute administrative decisions in a court of law so ensuring citizens from arbitrary or unlawful actions of the government.