The Present Situation of Abstract Administrative Action Supervision in Our country and the Construction of Judicial Review
Chen Chen
Abstract
Chen Chen
Abstract
At present the review and supervision system of the abstract administrative action can not control the executive power fundamentally.The court has its unique superiority to the judicial review of the abstract administrative action;it balances all the related relations.Western countries have provided very good models.The construction of the judicial review of abstract administrative action must improve the judicial organ's status;achieve judicature's true independence from the constitutional government angle.Making the extent of authority and potency of the judicial review clear,consummating the jurisdiction,the prosecution and trial of the judicial review of abstract administrative action.
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At present the review and supervision system of the abstract administrative action can not control the executive power fundamentally.The court has its unique superiority to the judicial review of the abstract administrative action;it balances all the related relations.Western countries have provided very good models.The construction of the judicial review of abstract administrative action must improve the judicial organ's status;achieve judicature's true independence from the constitutional government angle.Making the extent of authority and potency of the judicial review clear,consummating the jurisdiction,the prosecution and trial of the judicial review of abstract administrative action.
Key concepts: Judicial review, Jurisdiction, Administrative law, Action (physics), Political science, Judicial independence, Law, Separation of powers