National law – SP – The Spanish Legal System – chapter 5
Public Law is related to a common, collective interest. It consists on creating general conditions (mainly related to freedom and security) that can allow individuals and groups to achieve their particular interests. Public Law is made of norms regulating the powers of the State, the relationships between those powers and also the relationship between the powers and individuals. (Derecho en la Red 2012)
Public Law is a very wide subject in which we can find several types of laws: administrative, financial, constitutional, penal, process, international (public), or labour laws. (Universidad Pompeu Fabra 2009)
Public Law is related to a common, collective interest. It consists on creating general conditions (mainly related to freedom and security) that can allow individuals and groups to achieve their particular interests. Public Law is made of norms regulating the powers of the State, the relationships between those powers and also the relationship between the powers and individuals. (Derecho en la Red 2012)
Public Law is a very wide subject in which we can find several types of laws: administrative, financial, constitutional, penal, process, international (public), or labour laws. (Universidad Pompeu Fabra 2009)
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