The Stages of Administrative Court Establishment and Development in Uzbekistan
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https://doi.org/10.47814/ijssrr.v6i2.1058Schlagwörter:
Public Legal Attitude; Administrative Justice; Administrative Court; Continental and Anglo–Saxon Model; Judicial Involvement; Active Participation of the CourtAbstract
The special characteristics of the creation of the administrative justice institute in international law, its models, and the requirement for the creation of administrative courts are examined in this article. Also, the stages of this institution’s development in Uzbekistan and the quick reforms put in place during those stages were reviewed, and the necessity of conducting administrative court hearings based on the idea of “active participation of the court” was established.
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