THE ROLE OF EXPERTISE IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF ADMINISTRATIVE DECISIONS DURING THE HEALTH CRISIS IN FRANCE A LEGAL PERSPECTIVE ON THE YEAR 2020

This study explores the critical role played by expertise in shaping administrative decisions during France's health crisis in 2020.It examines how expert input informed government policy during the COVID-19 pandemic, focusing on both traditional and ad-hoc expert committees such as the High Authority of Health (HAS), the High Council for Public Health (HCSP), and the specially convened Scientific Council.The research provides an in-depth legal analysis of the state of health emergency, the emergence of specialized expert bodies, and the interaction between administrative expertise and legislative actions, primarily through the Conseil d'tat and administrative judiciary.The study concludes that expertise, despite facing occasional criticism, was instrumental in producing coherent and effective administrative norms and policies during an unprecedented public health emergency.

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Cluj University Journal Interdisciplinary Social Sciences and Humanities
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2025-04-04
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https://doi.org/10.61846/cuji-ssh.2025.1.05
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European and International Law Studies
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THE ROLE OF EXPERTISE IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF ADMINISTRATIVE DECISIONS DURING THE HEALTH CRISIS IN FRANCE A LEGAL PERSPECTIVE ON THE YEAR 2020

Vlad GRIGORESCU
Cluj University Journal Interdisciplinary Social Sciences and Humanities
European and International Law Studies
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THE ROLE OF EXPERTISE IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF ADMINISTRATIVE DECISIONS DURING THE HEALTH CRISIS IN FRANCE A LEGAL PERSPECTIVE ON THE YEAR 2020

Vlad GRIGORESCU
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Abstract

This study explores the critical role played by expertise in shaping administrative decisions during France's health crisis in 2020.It examines how expert input informed government policy during the COVID-19 pandemic, focusing on both traditional and ad-hoc expert committees such as the High Authority of Health (HAS), the High Council for Public Health (HCSP), and the specially convened Scientific Council.The research provides an in-depth legal analysis of the state of health emergency, the emergence of specialized expert bodies, and the interaction between administrative expertise and legislative actions, primarily through the Conseil d'tat and administrative judiciary.The study concludes that expertise, despite facing occasional criticism, was instrumental in producing coherent and effective administrative norms and policies during an unprecedented public health emergency.

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