THE CONSTITUTIONAL PRINCIPLES OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION: ITS CONCEPTS AND THEIR APPLICABILITY IN THE HOMELAND PLAN
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https://doi.org/10.51891/rease.v9i4.9107Keywords:
Public Administration. Federal Constitution. Principles. Concept.Abstract
This article addresses an essential topic for understanding the principles that govern Public Administration in Brazil. Such principles have constitutional normative value, which are mainly represented in the caput of article 37 of the Federal Constitution of 1988, as the principles of legality, effectiveness, morality, publicity and impersonality. On the other hand, others are expressed in other constitutional and/or infraconstitutional norms, such as the principle of reasonableness and public interest, which are highly relevant for understanding the function of Public Administration and are inserted in different contexts of the law. The article seeks to show the concepts of these principles and how they are observed in the legal system, using doctrinal arguments to establish an explanatory and informative content.
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