Types and Organization of States: A Comprehensive Overview
1. The State and Its Powers
1.1 Distribution of Power
The main focus of power distribution and decision-making is the rule of law. There are three main powers:
- Legislative: Develops and passes laws (Parliaments).
- Executive: Enforces laws in domestic and foreign policy (Government).
- Judicial: Judges those who break the law or resolves conflicts (Courts).
To achieve its aims, the state needs a state administration, a set of institutions and agencies directly under the state.
1.2 Types of States
Monarchs
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The Spanish Constitutional Court
The Effects of Judgments
Art. 164.2 of the Spanish Constitution (EC) establishes that judgments have the force of res judicata from the day following their publication, and no appeal against them is possible. Art. 93.1 provides that parties may seek clarification from the Organic Law of the Constitutional Court (OLCC), but appeals must be filed within two days of notification. Judgments that conclude the constitutional process cannot be appealed (final sentence).
Types
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Understanding Administrative Acts
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Administrative acts are the means through which public administration carries out its activities. Some authors categorize administrative acts as broad or strict. This study focuses on the latter category, where acts are characterized by unilateral action (i.e., the Administration operates with the legal prerogatives typical of public law). Examples of administrative acts relevant to our study include: imposing a fine, dismissing
Read MoreEmployment Contracts and Labor Law: A Comprehensive Guide
Item 1: Employment and Labor Law Principles
Employment
Employment is regulated by the Education Act. It involves personal, voluntary, employed, paid work with low dependence or subordination to the employer.
Special Labor Relations
- Senior management personnel
- Domestic servants
- Convicts in penal institutions
- Professional athletes
- Artists in public performances
- Trade representatives involved in business operations without taking the risk of the operation
- The handicapped in special employment centers
- Dock workers
Principles
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ITEM 9. WORKING CONDITIONS: SECURITY AND OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH
1. THE PREVENTION OF ACCIDENTS. BASICS.
- Prevention: A set of activities designed to prevent occupational hazards.
- Occupational Risk: The possibility of harm arising from work.
- Damage from Work: Working conditions suffered by employees.
- Risk of Serious and Imminent Labor: Risk is likely to have immediate and severe effects if it occurs.
- Processes, Equipment, Operations, or Potentially Dangerous Products: Those that, in the absence of preventive
General Legal Science and Concepts
The Systematic or Dogmatic Legal Science
Science or Legal Sciences
As a science of law, it is primarily concerned with the normative dimension of law and the problems related to its structure. The non-exclusive concerns about the legal aspect of the legal system make legal science have as its central work area existing law. Its study, interpretation, and application, as well as a description and explanation of the system made by a particular legal system.
Origin and Importance of State
The rule of law
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