أحكام الضبط الإداري في التشريع العراقي دراسة مقارنة

Abstract

Any administration, when carrying out its duties to serve the public interests, must set out a system to control the behaviour of individuals within society in practicing their rights, which is known as administrative control. The function of administrative control is one of the most important administrative function that is related to the personal freedom and rights of individuals. Despite all of the restrictions it places on the freedoms of individuals, administrative control eventually enables those individuals to maintain public order, which in turn benefits the society. As the individual interests serves the society interests, it can be said that administrative control is a blessing for individuals. Administrative control is the lifeline of the organized movement of public order. Through administrative control authorities, the State tries to protect the security and safety of individuals from risks as well as from the risks and spread of diseases and maintain serenity in urban and public places.
If the administrative control, however, goes beyond the limits set for it by law, its acts will be illegal. This raises the notion of the administration liability for its acts, which may be rendered revocable and require compensation in there are grounds for that