Administrative Law defines the term administration, and organizes its structure and operations. This discipline is about the public administration. Private entities, legal entities, private companies, associations, and foundations are not analyzed within the scope of Administrative Law. These fields are the subjects of Commercial Law. Administrative Law organizes the establishment and organization of the official departments on a legal basis. According to the Constitutional Law the establishment and the tasks of the official departments depends on the criteria of central and local administrations. Administrative Law is relatively a new branch, being also called as the Status Law. The differences within the scope of Administrative Law are settled by Administrative Courts. According to the Constitutional Law, the acts and the operations of the official departments may always be resorted to the judgment.