Administrative Law and Administrative Procedure Law

Author: Ye Bifeng
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Publish Date: 2003-07-01
Features: The legal system is an indispensable choice for modern states to seek stability, achieve national security, and further develop society and advance civilization. The presence or absence, goodness or badness, implementation or destruction, and adherence or abandonment of law all play a crucial role in the rise or fall, success or failure of nations, ethnic groups, and societies. The 15th National Congress of the Communist Party of China elevated "governing the country according to law" and "building a socialist rule of law state" as the governing strategy, which was passed by the National People's Congress and included in the constitutional amendment. The 16th National Congress reaffirmed the strengthening of socialist rule of law construction and proposed the goal of "forming a socialist rule of law system with Chinese characteristics by 2010." Administrative law is one of the important legal branches of China's legal system, with numerous regulations and rich content, covering all aspects of national and social life, and holds broad prospects for development. Meanwhile, Administrative Procedure Law is the most important procedural law that ensures the implementation and improvement of administrative law. The two are closely linked. This textbook takes the possession and exercise of administrative power as the main thread, thoroughly exploring issues such as administrative subjects, administrative power, administrative acts, administrative procedures, administrative responsibilities, administrative supervision, administrative relief, and administrative litigation. Through the study of these key issues, it aims to outline the framework and main content of administrative law and administrative procedure law. The goal is to enable learners to gain a comprehensive understanding of administrative law and administrative procedure law after mastering the basic knowledge and requirements, thereby fostering a legal mindset of governing according to law.