Administrative Enforcement and Administrative Adjudication - Issue No. 17

Author: None
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2006-06-01
Features: Law and administration are always in a dynamic interplay. Modern administration constantly places demands on the law, while the law responds to the development and requirements of modern administration. This interactive relationship between demand and response often requires a vague point of equilibrium. In the legislative process, interpretation, and application of administrative law, emphasizing balance is crucial. In fact, legislative bodies and administrative agencies often unconsciously employ the concept and methods of balance when legislating, interpreting, and applying the law. The balance in legislation is the prerequisite for the application of legal balance, the balance in legal interpretation is the foundation for balanced enforcement, and the balance in enforcement is a vital link in achieving equilibrium.