Administrative Law Case Analysis

Author: Hu Jingguang, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
Features: The second paragraph of Article 3 of the "Civil Procedure Law of the People's Republic of China (Trial Implementation)" in 1982 stipulates: "People's courts shall apply this Law when hearing administrative cases." At the same time, more than 130 separate laws and regulations specifically define the scope within which citizens, legal persons, or other organizations may file administrative lawsuits against specific administrative actions of administrative organs. It can be said that from that time onward, China's administrative litigation system began to take shape. Starting in 1988, people's courts across various regions began to establish administrative adjudication divisions one after another. This book attempts, through legal analysis of some administrative cases, to: on the one hand, elucidate the fundamental principles of administrative law and China's basic administrative legal system from a certain perspective; and on the other hand, focus on cultivating students' ability to analyze, think about, and solve practical administrative cases from a legal perspective, thereby improving the comprehensive quality of law students. During the writing process, this book referred to some administrative case studies that have been publicly published or listed. The authors express heartfelt gratitude to the collectors of these cases. This book is a case textbook specially compiled to support the teaching of administrative law. The case commentaries provided by the authors are interpretive explanations from an academic perspective, and this should also be noted by the readers.