FEATURES OF ADMINISTRATIVE DOCUMENTS THAT ARE CONSIDERED IN ADMINISTRATIVE COURTS

Abstract

The article, on the basis of a comprehensive system analysis, examines the peculiarities of administrative documents that are considered in administrative courts. The relevance of the investigation is due to the need for legal regulation of administrative and legal disputes between public authorities on individuals and legal entities. The object of investigation is the judicial proceedings for the consideration of administrative documents in administrative courts. The subject of investigation is the administrative legal norms that regulate administrative documents in administrative proceedings. The research methodology is characterized by the use of formal scientific, historical, formal-logical, organizational-functional, routine and other methods. Administrative judiciary is a systematized set of material and procedural rules that regulate the review of documents that arise from public legal regulations. It is stated that the administrative court on the right is transferred to the administrative court, which suggests that the highest level in the order of administrative justice, with the participation of the parties and other involved individuals, can be taken to a statement about the protection of rights in the sphere of public legal matters. The study of the essence of the legal structure of “administrative documents” testifies to its independence and strength, which allows us to draw conclusions about the institutional nature of this legal category. Assuming the next level of autonomy of the legal category, it is necessary to rely on the official rules of law. The skin element of the administrative structure has a specific straightness, which strengthens the administrative structures in the entire institution. As elements of the structure of administrative law we can consider: the subject and the subject of the dispute; rules of ownership; parties to the dispute and other individuals who take part in justice – subjects of justice; dispute resolution procedures; procedures for discrediting a decision made.