The Main Research Problems of Complaints in the Administrative Cases of Law Violation
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In the beginning of the administrative court practice, the cases of complaints, concerning administrative fines, given by decisions of government employees caused the majority of discussions. The regional administrative courts used an appeal order for proceeding these types of cases. Only later the department of administrative cases of Lithuanian Court of Appeal unified the court practice and these cases began to be proceeded in the first instance court. These problems arose because of not quite exact law of administrative case proceedings and formulation of separate points, valid at a time.
New edition of administrative case proceedings, valid since January 1, 2001 rules the order of proceedings for complaints in the administrative cases of law violation in a more specified way, but it is not ideal and in practice the regional administrative courts still face problems.
Proceeding related problems of complaints in the administrative cases of law violation are analysed in this article and possible solutions for changing certain articles of Administrative case proceeding law are suggested. After generalising some cases of this category court proceedings, the author suggests the direction of legal practice development, as he thinks is appropriate.
New edition of administrative case proceedings, valid since January 1, 2001 rules the order of proceedings for complaints in the administrative cases of law violation in a more specified way, but it is not ideal and in practice the regional administrative courts still face problems.
Proceeding related problems of complaints in the administrative cases of law violation are analysed in this article and possible solutions for changing certain articles of Administrative case proceeding law are suggested. After generalising some cases of this category court proceedings, the author suggests the direction of legal practice development, as he thinks is appropriate.
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