Administrative Law and Administrative Procedure Law Case Tutorial

Author: Wang Wenqing
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: The characteristics of this book are as follows:
Comprehensive Coverage: This casebook series includes the main legal courses currently offered in universities.
Innovative Format: Each book is arranged according to a knowledge network map, knowledge summary, case analysis, introduction to controversial issues, and review questions.
Typical Cases: The selected cases are characterized by novelty, authenticity, and relevance.
Concise Content: Issues are explained, cases are analyzed, and legal principles are illustrated in simple and clear language, making the content easy to understand.
Focus on Application: It provides students with ample space for thinking, inspiring them to apply legal theories to analyze and solve practical problems.
This book includes the following six parts:
Part 1: Introduction; Part 2: Administrative Law Subjects; Part 3: Administrative Acts; Part 4: Administrative Procedures; Part 5: Administrative Violations and Administrative Legal Liability; Part 6: Administrative Remedies.
Each chapter follows the format of a knowledge network map, knowledge summary, case analysis, introduction to controversial issues, and review questions, primarily using case analysis to systematically explain the basic concepts, principles, and knowledge of administrative law.
This book is suitable for teaching and learning use by faculty and students of law and public management majors in higher education institutions. It can also be used by legal professionals and related personnel.
This book was compiled and edited by Wang Wenqing, with assistance from Zhang Feng. The contributors are as follows (in order of surname): Wang Wenqing, Wang Zhi, Liu Shuran, Sun Bo, Yang Huaguo, Li Lihua, Wu Luyan, Zhang Feng, Chen Haiping, Chen Junjun, Zhao Yuanyuan, Tang Shuang'e, Tu Wentao, and You Ran.
Due to the limited expertise of the compilers, there may be shortcomings and errors in the book. We sincerely hope for the readers' criticism and corrections.