Civilian can sue the government: Administrative Law and Administrative Procedure Law

Author: Wei Chunyan
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Publish Date: 2002-01-01
Features: Since ancient times, there has been the complaint of "officials protecting each other," and "the people suing the government" was considered an unimaginable myth. Only in today's society where democracy and the rule of law are fully implemented has "the people making laws for the government" become a reality. From the central government to local levels, administrative courts have been established in all levels of courts, and the number of administrative cases has been increasing year by year. However, due to insufficient study of legal knowledge, many people, when encountering administrative disputes, do not know what to do. The purpose of this book is to explain, in a popular and accessible way, how the public can maintain their legitimate rights and interests when dealing with administrative authorities. This book presents one question, gives one example, and explains several legal provisions, providing an in-depth yet simple explanation of the legal principles to the public. Therefore, this book combines scientific rigor, practicality, readability, and accessibility, making it an excellent legal education resource.