Conseil d'État (France)

The Conseil d'État (Council of State) in France is the highest administrative court and advisory body to the government. It reviews disputes involving public administration, such as government decisions or regulations, ensuring they comply with laws. It also provides legal advice to the government on proposed policies and laws before they are enacted. Comprising judges and legal experts, it functions both as a court solving administrative conflicts and as a think tank guiding public administration. Its role helps maintain legal integrity and accountability in government actions.