1.2 Relevancy and Difference between Constitutional and Administrative Law

The difference (the exam's classic): the constitutional law — the state's structure (the organs' creation, the powers' allocation, the rights' fundamentals — the grand architecture); the administrative law — the administration's working (the machinery's operation, the powers' exercise — the working detail). The connections: the constitutional foundations (the administrative law flows from the constitution — the rule-of-law-and-separation anchors); the interpretation's overlap (the Art 133/137 review as the constitutional-and-administrative bridge); the relevancy: the administrative law as the constitution-in-action — the rights' practical realization (the fair hearing at the office as the due-process promise's fulfilment).