ACCESSIBILITY OF ADMINISTRATIVE JUSTICE AS AN ELEMENT OF JUDICIAL AND STATE LEGAL REFORM IN EUROPEAN COUNTRIES

Authors

  • T.M. Ivanenko Zaporizhzhya National University

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.32843/juridica/2020.1.4

Keywords:

administrative justice, administrative reform, strategy of judicial reform, the Rule of Law, accessibility of administrative justice, judicial institutions, human rights, the World Bank, financial and administrative burdens

Abstract

In the proposed article author has reviewed the place, role and modes of introduction of demands regarding providing access to administrative justice as an element of the Rule of Law principle, that had received normative fixation in the strategic, program documents of the World Bank, normative acts of the national legislation on the most of European countries. Author has substantiated the necessity to develop strategic and program documents at national level, oriented at complex implementation in Ukraine of demands of the Rule of Law principle, proportionality, adequacy, effectiveness, openness of judicial institutions, that constitute a modern priority of strategic documents of the World Bank for developed countries of the world. It has been stressed, that there is a necessity to support drafting legislation on the criteria of granting access to rendering public services, among them – administrative services, activities of judicial front-offices in rendering judicial services, basically at the level of a special law. Author has concluded, that providing access to administrative justice – is a complex of demands having administrative, financial, organizational, technical, informational character to provide activities of administrative courts, granting objective possibilities to address to the court for protection of violated rights, as opposite t corruption practices, illegal forms of cooperation in the society.

References

The World Bank report. 2017. URL: www.worldbank.org/en/publication/wdr2017.p.1

The World Bank: New Directions of Reforms. 2012. URL: www.worldbank.org/en/publication/wdr2017.p.1

Published

2020-07-29

Issue

Section

SECTION 3 ADMINISTRATIVE LAW AND PROCEDURE, FINANCIAL LAW, INFORMATION LAW