⚖️ FIRST STEPS IN LAW: the method for those who want to learn Law in a simple and objective way (without pulling your hair out because of boring classes or confusing books). 👉 REGISTRATION through the website: https://cintiabrunelli.com.br/direito ⚖️ Read the book INTRODUCTION TO THE WORLD OF LAW and learn, in one afternoon, what Law students take 6 months to learn in college. 👉 BUY THE BOOK through the website: https://cintiabrunelli.com.br/intro ❤️️ MY WEBSITE: https://cintiabrunelli.com.br 💎 TELEGRAM Group: https://t.me/cintiabrunelli 📷 INSTAGRAM: / me.julga 📧 EMAIL: [email protected] ⚖️ PLAYLIST about CONSTITUTIONAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE LAW • • CONSTITUTIONAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE LAW... 🏆 Also subscribe to the NOVATOS DO DIREITO channel: / @novatosdodireito ===================================== In this video I will explain the most important points about the theory of Separation of Powers, in a simple and easy to understand summary. The Executive, Legislative and Judiciary branches are independent and, at the same time, harmonious. They are independent and harmonious with each other. The Democratic State of Law is marked by the separation of powers, so that the Executive, Legislative and Judiciary branches work independently and harmoniously, and thus do not compromise popular sovereignty. The separation of powers serves so that each branch can exercise its functions and act as a counterbalance to the other branches. The expressions “separation of powers” ​​or “tripartite division of powers” ​​are not technically correct. This is because power is one and indivisible, possessing instruments, which would be bodies, each one exercising its functions. The Constitution itself also uses the word Powers, when it states that “the Powers of the Union are independent and harmonious with each other, the Legislative, the Executive and the Judiciary”. The first bases for the theory of separation of powers came from Aristotle, in Ancient Greece, in his work “Politics”. Aristotle's theory was refined by the Enlightenment philosopher Montesquieu in his work “The Spirit of the Laws”. In our current Constitution, the separation of powers is even a fixed clause. According to the theory of the separation of powers, each power has a typical function, which may be to create rules (legislative), to apply the rules (executive) or to make judgments to clarify conflicts arising from these rules (judiciary). The purpose of the separation of powers is to combat the concentration of power and abuses. There are situations in which it is permitted that one power exercises functions that would be typical of another power. Enjoy the video! ===================================== COMMON SEARCHES: 1 - Separation of powers and system of checks and balances 2 - Violation of the separation of powers in Constitutional Law 3 - The separation of the three powers: Executive, Legislative and Judiciary 4 - Theory of separation of powers - Principle and Concept #CintiaBrunelli #ThreePowers #ConstitutionalLaw ===================================== ABOUT THE CHANNEL Cíntia Brunelli explains Law in a simple way and helps you study better. This channel is aimed at students studying Law, future university students, beginners taking civil service exams or even those interested in learning about law to understand news about the legal field. In her videos, she also tells how she passed public service exams while still in college, how she studies to learn faster and several ways to do well on tests and get questions right. 00:00 Leave your Like! 01:00 Not a subscriber yet? Subscribe :D 02:00 Special Links in the Description