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What is the primary focus of administrative law's subjective approach?
What is the primary focus of administrative law's subjective approach?
- Compliance with legal norms
- Public service delivery to citizens
- Organization and personnel of the administration (correct)
- Influence of political directives
Which characteristic of public administration emphasizes its role as an extension of the state?
Which characteristic of public administration emphasizes its role as an extension of the state?
- Legally Bound
- Continuity and Stability
- Acting on Behalf of the State (correct)
- Political Nature
What does substantive administrative law primarily define?
What does substantive administrative law primarily define?
- Procedures for judicial oversight
- Rights, duties, and obligations (correct)
- Statutes governing public administration
- Organization of administrative entities
Which of the following is NOT considered a source of administrative law?
Which of the following is NOT considered a source of administrative law?
What type of sanction includes measures such as the confiscation of property?
What type of sanction includes measures such as the confiscation of property?
Which characteristic describes the nature of norms in administrative law?
Which characteristic describes the nature of norms in administrative law?
The unequal power dynamic in administrative law indicates that:
The unequal power dynamic in administrative law indicates that:
Which of the following aspects adds a political dimension to administrative law?
Which of the following aspects adds a political dimension to administrative law?
What is the primary objective of administrative procedure?
What is the primary objective of administrative procedure?
Which stage is NOT part of the process in the First Instance of administrative procedure?
Which stage is NOT part of the process in the First Instance of administrative procedure?
What principle ensures that enforcement measures in administrative proceedings are tailored to the violation committed?
What principle ensures that enforcement measures in administrative proceedings are tailored to the violation committed?
Which of the following is an example of a non-monetary enforcement measure?
Which of the following is an example of a non-monetary enforcement measure?
Which of the following statements regarding the obligation to enforce administrative decisions is true?
Which of the following statements regarding the obligation to enforce administrative decisions is true?
What is one key characteristic of administrative procedures?
What is one key characteristic of administrative procedures?
How long does an individual have to appeal a decision within the control of the procedure?
How long does an individual have to appeal a decision within the control of the procedure?
Which principle encourages trust in authorities as part of the administrative procedure?
Which principle encourages trust in authorities as part of the administrative procedure?
What term describes the requirement for authority to provide notice before implementing enforcement measures?
What term describes the requirement for authority to provide notice before implementing enforcement measures?
Flashcards
What is Administrative Law?
What is Administrative Law?
Administrative law is a branch of public law that regulates government agencies, their structure, and how they function. It focuses on two main aspects: ensuring proper administration and achieving public benefits.
Subjective Approach to Administrative Law
Subjective Approach to Administrative Law
This approach emphasizes the organization and structure of administrative bodies, including staffing and management.
Objective Approach to Administrative Law
Objective Approach to Administrative Law
This approach focuses on the processes used by administrative bodies to achieve desired public outcomes.
What is the purpose of Administrative Law?
What is the purpose of Administrative Law?
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Public Administration Acts on Behalf of the State
Public Administration Acts on Behalf of the State
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Public Administration Has State Coercion
Public Administration Has State Coercion
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Substantive Administrative Law
Substantive Administrative Law
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Formal Administrative Law
Formal Administrative Law
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Administrative Procedure
Administrative Procedure
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Legal Framework
Legal Framework
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Involvement of Public Authority
Involvement of Public Authority
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Decision-Centric
Decision-Centric
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Non-Uniformity
Non-Uniformity
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First Instance
First Instance
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Control of the Procedure
Control of the Procedure
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Rule of Law
Rule of Law
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Objective Truth
Objective Truth
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Consideration of Citizens' Interests
Consideration of Citizens' Interests
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Study Notes
Administrative Law
- Administrative law governs public administration organization and operation.
- It has two approaches:
- Subjective: Focuses on administrative organization and personnel.
- Objective: Deals with administrative processes for public good.
- Public administration characteristics:
- Acts on behalf of state; has state coercion power.
- Functions include order/rationing, administration/service, and management.
- Legally bound, executive nature, continuous, and politically influenced.
Division of Administrative Law
- Institutional law: Governs administrative entity organization.
- Substantive law: Defines rights, duties, and obligations.
- Formal law: Sets procedures for administrative actions.
Sources of Administrative Law
- Normative sources: Statutes, regulations, and local laws.
- Internal sources: Internal regulations and directives within administrative bodies.
Sanctions in Administrative Law
- Criminal sanctions: Fines, disciplinary actions.
- Enforcement measures: Property confiscation, monetary enforcement.
- Other sanctions: License withdrawal, preservation orders.
Characteristics of Administrative Law
- Regulatory object: Manages public administration.
- Active/passive entities: Involves administrative bodies and individuals.
- Inequality of parties: Administration has greater authority.
- Mandatory norms: Binding regulations.
- Imperative actions: Binding administrative decisions.
- Multiple sources: Derives from various legal documents.
- Judicial oversight: Decisions subject to court review.
- Public good orientation: Aims to benefit society.
- Politicization: Influenced by political priorities.
Administrative Procedure
Characteristics
- Legal framework: Admin procedure follows specific rules and regulations.
- Public authority involvement: Involves government agencies or municipalities.
- Decision-centric: Aims to issue legally binding decisions.
- Non-uniformity: Procedures vary significantly based on situation.
Stages of Procedure
- First instance: Case initiation, explanatory proceedings, decision issuance.
- Procedure control: Appeal, complaint (within timeframes), reopening, revocation/amendment, declaration of invalidity.
Principles of Administrative Procedure
- Rule of law, objective truth, citizens' interests, trust in authorities.
- Legal assistance, active participation, persuasion/education.
- Efficiency, simplicity, encouraging settlement, written documentation.
- Two-instance review, decision stability, and judicial control.
Enforcement Proceedings
Enforcement Entities
- Financial: Tax offices for taxation enforcement, local governments for local matters.
- In kind: Voivodes (regional authorities) and local authorities for local enforcement and administering decisions.
Principles
- Obligation to enforce administrative decisions.
- Exclusivity of enforcement measures.
- Necessity and proportionality in enforcement.
- Prior warning before enforcement.
- Independence from criminal sanctions.
Enforcement Measures (Monetary and Non-Monetary)
- Monetary: Wage garnishment, account seizure, property sale.
- Non-Monetary: Fines, substitute actions, item seizure, direct coercion.
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