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The primary duty of constitutional courts remains the control of power, including setting aside administrative actions that may be illegal or arbitrary.

Constitutional courts play a vital role in upholding the rule of law and ensuring that governmental powers are exercised within the boundaries set by the constitution. One of the primary duties of constitutional courts is to control power, which involves reviewing and potentially overturning administrative actions that are deemed illegal or arbitrary.

1. **Control of Power:** Constitutional courts act as guardians of the constitution and have the authority to review the actions of the executive and legislative branches of government. This control of power is essential to prevent any branch from exceeding its constitutional limits or acting against the principles of justice and fairness.

2. **Setting Aside Administrative Actions:** Administrative actions refer to decisions or actions taken by government agencies, officials, or bodies in the course of their administrative functions. Constitutional courts have the power to review these actions to ensure they comply with constitutional provisions, laws, and established principles.

3. **Illegal or Arbitrary Actions:** Constitutional courts focus on administrative actions that are illegal, meaning they contravene existing laws or constitutional provisions. They also address actions that are arbitrary, which implies that they lack a reasonable basis, are discriminatory, or are taken without proper consideration of relevant facts and circumstances.

By setting aside administrative actions that are illegal or arbitrary, constitutional courts protect the rights of citizens, promote accountability within the government, and maintain the integrity of the legal system. This function is crucial for ensuring that public authorities act in accordance with the law and uphold the principles of justice, fairness, and constitutionalism.
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