The five principles of public administration explicitly mentioned in Article 37 of the Brazilian Federal Constitution are:
This video provides an introduction to the principles of Public Administration as outlined in Article 37 of the Brazilian Federal Constitution of 1988. Professor Emerson Bruno explains the significance of this article for both Constitutional Law and Administrative Law, emphasizing the core principles of legality, impersonality, morality, publicity, and efficiency (often remembered by the acronym "LIMPE"). He also touches upon the distinction between explicit and implicit principles and mentions key legal scholars in the field.
Article 37 of the Constitution is considered important for both Constitutional Law and Administrative Law because it serves as a fundamental reference point for the study of public administration. It establishes the core principles that guide the direct and indirect administration, regardless of the branch of government (Union, States, Federal District, or Municipalities). This article is foundational for administrative law and frequently appears in constitutional law examinations as well.
