Analysis and Reconstruction of Administrative Judgments

Author: Zhang Xuyong
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Publish Date: 2006-12-01
Features: This book is an academic monograph focused on the study of administrative judgment types. The research includes two parts: one is the fundamental principles of administrative judgment types, and the other is a reflection and reconstruction of the current administrative judgment system in China. The former primarily explores the factors influencing the development and evolution of administrative judgment types, revealing the justifications for the establishment of various administrative judgments. The latter focuses on examining the contradictions and dilemmas within the current administrative judgment system in China, attempting to reconstruct an administrative judgment system that aligns with the current rule-of-law progress. The book proposes and analyzes legal propositions such as "the correspondence between rights, litigation claims, and administrative judgments," "the selective level of evaluation of administrative acts," "incidental prohibitory judgments," "the composite structure of the object of administrative judgments," and "the openness of the administrative judgment system," which demonstrate a certain degree of originality.