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AUC IURIDICA, Vol 39 No 2 (1993), 43–54
Historický vývoj a typy správního soudnictví
[Historical Evolution and Types of Administrative Judiciary]
František Zoulík
DOI: https://doi.org/10.14712/23366478.2025.338
published online: 27. 03. 2020
abstract
In his part František Zoulík deals with historical development and types of administrative judiciary. He indicates that the concept of administrative judiciary means several legal institutes: “classical” administrative judiciary is a judicial review of final administrative acts; secondly, it is decision-making of courts concerning regular remedies against (appealable) administrative acts; thirdly, the activity of bodies operating within the administration that are relatively independent and whose performance is “judicialized”; fourthly, issuing administrative acts by tribunals (if it doesn’t deal with legal disputes we can hardly speak about judiciary); finally, it is direct judicial protection of subjective public rights (in this case, however, it is not a control of the administration). The author stresses the first three concepts: the basic objective of administrative judiciary is to provide judicial protection of subjective public rights. Then the author deals with the characteristics of English and French administrative judiciary. The following two articles are about two basic forms of administrative judiciary under the law in force since January 1, 1992 in the Czech Republic, where administrative judiciary is transferred to regular courts (the regulation is a part of the Code of civil Procedure dealing with proceedings in civil matters).
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