avalikõiguslike
Avalikõiguslike is the Estonian term stemming from avalik õigus, meaning public law. In legal usage, avalikõiguslik describes norms, institutions, and relations that concern the state, government authorities, and the public interest. The form avalikõiguslike is typically encountered as a genitive or adjectival form in phrases such as avalikõiguslike normide or avalikõiguslike isikute.
Public law covers the organization and functioning of the state and its interaction with individuals and private
Public law contrasts with private law (eraõigus) because it centers on relationships where one party possesses
Public-law norms regulate state organs (parliament, government, ministries, local governments) and their powers, as well as