The Public Interest on Administrative Law
Weng Hong-hong
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Weng Hong-hong
Abstract
To affirm and protect the civil rights is the nature of constitution. Administrative organizations's meddling with civil rights must be under public interest clause. Public interest determines the scope of the civil rights and administrative power. The aim of administrative organizations's behavior is public interest. Because of the uncertainty of the concept,administrative organizations owe the huge space to use the power. In the text ,the authors suggest to limit the administrative power in proper from three methods, include legislation,administration,justice.
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To affirm and protect the civil rights is the nature of constitution. Administrative organizations's meddling with civil rights must be under public interest clause. Public interest determines the scope of the civil rights and administrative power. The aim of administrative organizations's behavior is public interest. Because of the uncertainty of the concept,administrative organizations owe the huge space to use the power. In the text ,the authors suggest to limit the administrative power in proper from three methods, include legislation,administration,justice.
Key concepts: Public interest, Administrative law, Scope (computer science), Constitution, Legislation, Law, Public administration, Private rights