COMPARATIVE LAW AS A SOURCE OF TRANSFORMATION OF ADMINISTRATIVE ACT

Abstract

The motivation for administrative acts and the development of the main foreign legal-administrative institutions, as instruments for guaranteeing and protecting fundamental rights under the rule of law and comparative law, encompass several international legal institutions that require analysis by public administrators. In this context, this study's main objective is to examine the panorama of foreign law in positive law and the contribution of legal transplantation to the improvement of legal institutions in Brazilian law. The methodology used was expository, based on specialized doctrinal references, bibliographies, declarations, and legislation, employing the hypothetical-deductive method of analysis with a critical approach. The results demonstrate that comparative law plays a decisive role in transforming administrative acts. The study concludes on the influence of comparative law on the construction, dissemination, and implementation of the motivation for administrative acts in both foreign and Brazilian law.