Administrative Litigation Law

Author: Lin Lihong
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Publish Date: 2001-11-01
Features: One trend in modern administrative law is the diversification of administrative acts and administrative relief channels. Although there are several types of administrative relief channels, the main ones are two: one is the resolution of administrative disputes by administrative organs, i.e., the administrative reconsideration system; the other is the resolution of administrative disputes by judicial organs, i.e., the administrative litigation system. Both the administrative reconsideration system and the administrative litigation system are regulations for resolving administrative disputes, so if one is dissatisfied with the actions of an administrative organ, it is not possible to resolve such a dispute promptly through legal means. Administrative litigation uses the judicial channel to resolve administrative disputes, and the establishment of this system undoubtedly provides a final and effective means of resolving administrative disputes. Administrative litigation jurisprudence studies the procedural issues of resolving administrative disputes through the judicial channel. As for administrative reconsideration and other means of resolving administrative disputes, this book does not discuss them in detail but only touches upon them when discussing issues related to administrative litigation to better illustrate the problems in administrative litigation.