تيجان, نسرين

Abstract

"This research addresses the topic of environmental administrative policing in Algeria between environmental protection and administrative liability. It aims to highlight the role of administrative authorities in protecting the environment through environmental administrative police powers, which represent a preventive mechanism designed to avoid environmental damage before it occurs. The study also examines the legal framework governing environmental administrative policing in Algeria by analyzing relevant legislative and regulatory texts, particularly the Environmental Protection Law within the framework of sustainable development, as well as identifying the main administrative bodies responsible for its implementation. Furthermore, the research explores the limits of administrative liability in environmental matters, especially in cases where environmental harm results from administrative fault or misuse of power, by analyzing the legal basis and effects of such liability. The study concludes that Algerian legislation has established an advanced legal framework for environmental protection, but its effectiveness depends on proper implementation and coordination among administrative authorities."