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Introduction
Administrative law is a set of rules and regulations about organizations and administrative institutions and how to monitor their actions and decisions and establish the rule of law and provide civil rights.
The rule of law means the existence of a fundamental law such as the "constitution" in which the rights of the nation and the powers of the governing body are clearly defined and all those in charge and officials are accountable for their actions.
The rule of law means that all organs of government, the legislature, the judiciary and the executive act in accordance with the law and make decisions, and the violation of the law is guaranteed to be enforced.
Accepting responsibility for those in charge is one of the means of limiting power, preserving and securing citizenship rights, as the famous French professor Weddle puts it: "In today's administrative law, all public works are for securing citizenship rights and public interests."
Rules and administrative decrees, such as spider webs, are intertwined with public organizations and institutions, their actions and practices, the violation of which leads to violations and invalidity of administrative actions by the judiciary or the Court of Administrative Justice.
Therefore, it is necessary for those in charge of affairs to be aware of the issues of administrative law, i.e. the limits of their duties and responsibilities.
Therefore, the State Management Training Center has published the Quarterly Journal of Administrative Law in order to support the research of the scientific and executive experts of the country. It is hoped that with the regular and regular publication of this publication, the field will be prepared for the promotion of scientific and research findings and the quantitative and qualitative improvement of the administrative system of the country, and the policies and programs for the transformation of the administrative system will be realized.
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