This paper discusses the state organization; in particular, it explains the four state branches of the government by providing details regarding fourth state branch, an administrative branch. Moreover, the paper explores the classical division of the governmental power, known as tripartite government: legislative, executive, and judicial power. This division, however, shows the specifics of the above-mentioned branches in regard with the law. In other words, it shows the types of legal acts they legislate. Some authors divide state organization into 4 branches, and join administrative branch to them. In particular, they separate administrative branch from the executive into a separate independent branch, which can be explained by the fact that there is a significant difference between making political decisions involving the government and the head of state, and routine or more specifically technical administrative tasks. For the administration or the administrative branch it can be said that it is a specific creation due to its numerosity and diversity; also, it is executive for all branches. It is at the very bottom of the hierarchy, and it is entirely justified that has a separate position as an instrument of political authority; a position of technical-administrative execution of political decisions and goals.