The Basic Law of the State promulgated by Royal Decree No. (6/2021) adopted the principle of dual judiciary, through what was stipulated in Article (79) of it as follows: “The law regulates the settlement of administrative disputes by a circuit or a special court, as well as its system and how it exercises the judiciary.” administrative”, and the Judicial Authority Law promulgated by Royal Decree No. (90/99) confirms this. Through what Article (4) of it stipulates, that: “The establishment of the Administrative Court and the issuance of its law, and the establishment of the Public Prosecution and the issuance of its law shall be issued by a Royal Decree,” as well as the separation of administrative disputes from the rest of the disputes, according to what is stipulated in Article (8). ) stating that: “With the exception of administrative disputes, the courts provided for in this law are competent to adjudicate civil and commercial cases, arbitration requests, and personal status cases, ...” Sultani No. (91/99). An amendment to the Administrative Court Law was issued, pursuant to Royal Decree No. (3/2009), expanding the jurisdiction of the court to include adjudication of administrative disputes, except in some cases that were excluded by the law.