Discretionary Power of Public Administration
Its Scope and Control
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Edited By Leszek Leszczyński and Adam Szot
The book analyzes various aspects and examples of public administration discretionary power within the processes of law application. It presents a variety of factors that may affect the range of discretion as well as the influence on public administration’s reasoning. The authors evaluate the complexity of forms and procedures for control of decision latitude that is exercised by the public administration and the society.
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- Frankfurt am Main, Bern, Bruxelles, New York, Oxford, Warszawa, Wien, 2017. 288 pp.
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- Table of content
- Introduction
- Part I
- Discretionality, Margin of Decision and Administrative Discretionary Authority – an Attempt at Terminological Clarification (Małgorzata Jaśkowska)
- Administrative Discretion in the Light of Theory of Representative Bureaucracy (Mateusz Stępień)
- Procedural discretion in public administration (Barbara Adamiak)
- Abuse of Administrative Discretion (Zbigniew Kmieciak / Joanna Wegner-Kowalska)
- Part II
- Discretionary powers of the public administration in law application processes and its judicial control (Adam Szot)
- The Manifestations of Public Administration’s Discretionary Power in the Control of Administrative Decisions (Zbigniew R. Kmiecik / Eliza Komierzyńska-Orlińska)
- Intensity of judicial control of discretionary administrative power. Theoretical remarks from a comparative law perspective (Marcin Kamiński)
- Justification as the limitation of the discretionary power of the administrative judge (Bartosz Wojciechowski / Marek Zirk-Sadowski)
- The role of judicial opinion in controlling the discretionary power in public administration (Iwona Rzucidło-Grochowska)
- Part III
- Statutory interpretation and its role in administrative application of law (Andrzej Korybski)
- Precedential Practice in the Statutory Legal Order and Its Role in the Judicial Control of Administrative Decisions (Leszek Leszczyński)
- Communication in Legal Decision-Making and Public Administration Discretionary Power (Anna Kalisz)
- Mediation in the administrative and administrative court proceedings vs. discretion in the law application process – selected issues (Marzena Myślińska)
- Some Remarks on Good Law and Good Administration (Wojciech Dziedziak)
- Part IV
- European Convention on Human Rights as a decision-making argument in the administrative type of law application (theoretical analysis) (Bartosz Liżewski)
- Administrative promissory commitment in the perspective of discretionary powers of public administration body (Anna Ostrowska)
- Discretionary power of public administration and control of public debt (Giovanni Pesce)
- Stare Decisis and Judicial Review of Public Administration in American Common Law System (John McClellan Marshall)
- Series index
- Cover
- Title
- Copyright
- About the author
- About the book
- This eBook can be cited
- Table of content
- Introduction
- Part I
- Discretionality, Margin of Decision and Administrative Discretionary Authority – an Attempt at Terminological Clarification (Małgorzata Jaśkowska)
- Administrative Discretion in the Light of Theory of Representative Bureaucracy (Mateusz Stępień)
- Procedural discretion in public administration (Barbara Adamiak)
- Abuse of Administrative Discretion (Zbigniew Kmieciak / Joanna Wegner-Kowalska)
- Part II
- Discretionary powers of the public administration in law application processes and its judicial control (Adam Szot)
- The Manifestations of Public Administration’s Discretionary Power in the Control of Administrative Decisions (Zbigniew R. Kmiecik / Eliza Komierzyńska-Orlińska)
- Intensity of judicial control of discretionary administrative power. Theoretical remarks from a comparative law perspective (Marcin Kamiński)
- Justification as the limitation of the discretionary power of the administrative judge (Bartosz Wojciechowski / Marek Zirk-Sadowski)
- The role of judicial opinion in controlling the discretionary power in public administration (Iwona Rzucidło-Grochowska)
- Part III
- Statutory interpretation and its role in administrative application of law (Andrzej Korybski)
- Precedential Practice in the Statutory Legal Order and Its Role in the Judicial Control of Administrative Decisions (Leszek Leszczyński)
- Communication in Legal Decision-Making and Public Administration Discretionary Power (Anna Kalisz)
- Mediation in the administrative and administrative court proceedings vs. discretion in the law application process – selected issues (Marzena Myślińska)
- Some Remarks on Good Law and Good Administration (Wojciech Dziedziak)
- Part IV
- European Convention on Human Rights as a decision-making argument in the administrative type of law application (theoretical analysis) (Bartosz Liżewski)
- Administrative promissory commitment in the perspective of discretionary powers of public administration body (Anna Ostrowska)
- Discretionary power of public administration and control of public debt (Giovanni Pesce)
- Stare Decisis and Judicial Review of Public Administration in American Common Law System (John McClellan Marshall)
- Series index
Discretionary powers of the public administration in law application processes and its judicial control (Adam Szot)
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Adam Szot
(Ph. D., Maria Curie-Sklodowska University in Lublin, Poland)
Discretionary powers of the public administration in law application processes and its judicial control1
Abstract: The objective of this work is to demonstrate the expressions of the discretionary powers of the public administration in the process of the issuing of binding individual legal decisions and the scope in which the judicial control of the administration can verify the correctness of activities of the administration within the limits of its margin of decision.
Keywords: Discretionary power, judicial control of the administration, law application, law interpretation
1. Introductory remarks
Having in mind the need to create opportunities for public administration agencies to adapt their actions to individual situations and needs in the dynamically changing social reality, the legislator grants them a specific scope of decision-making margins, i.e. discretionary powers. At the same time, there are also other sources of such powers in the law application process, emerging irrespectively of the legislature’s intention.
The objective of this publication is to show the expressions of the actual discretionary powers of the public administration in law application processes, i.e. the processes of the issuing of binding legal decisions shaping, in a dominant manner, the rights and obligations of an individual as well as the degree to which they are or can be subjected to the control of an independent court. This approach differs from the one presented...
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Or login to access all content.- Cover
- Title
- Copyright
- About the author
- About the book
- This eBook can be cited
- Table of content
- Introduction
- Part I
- Discretionality, Margin of Decision and Administrative Discretionary Authority – an Attempt at Terminological Clarification (Małgorzata Jaśkowska)
- Administrative Discretion in the Light of Theory of Representative Bureaucracy (Mateusz Stępień)
- Procedural discretion in public administration (Barbara Adamiak)
- Abuse of Administrative Discretion (Zbigniew Kmieciak / Joanna Wegner-Kowalska)
- Part II
- Discretionary powers of the public administration in law application processes and its judicial control (Adam Szot)
- The Manifestations of Public Administration’s Discretionary Power in the Control of Administrative Decisions (Zbigniew R. Kmiecik / Eliza Komierzyńska-Orlińska)
- Intensity of judicial control of discretionary administrative power. Theoretical remarks from a comparative law perspective (Marcin Kamiński)
- Justification as the limitation of the discretionary power of the administrative judge (Bartosz Wojciechowski / Marek Zirk-Sadowski)
- The role of judicial opinion in controlling the discretionary power in public administration (Iwona Rzucidło-Grochowska)
- Part III
- Statutory interpretation and its role in administrative application of law (Andrzej Korybski)
- Precedential Practice in the Statutory Legal Order and Its Role in the Judicial Control of Administrative Decisions (Leszek Leszczyński)
- Communication in Legal Decision-Making and Public Administration Discretionary Power (Anna Kalisz)
- Mediation in the administrative and administrative court proceedings vs. discretion in the law application process – selected issues (Marzena Myślińska)
- Some Remarks on Good Law and Good Administration (Wojciech Dziedziak)
- Part IV
- European Convention on Human Rights as a decision-making argument in the administrative type of law application (theoretical analysis) (Bartosz Liżewski)
- Administrative promissory commitment in the perspective of discretionary powers of public administration body (Anna Ostrowska)
- Discretionary power of public administration and control of public debt (Giovanni Pesce)
- Stare Decisis and Judicial Review of Public Administration in American Common Law System (John McClellan Marshall)
- Series index
- Cover
- Title
- Copyright
- About the author
- About the book
- This eBook can be cited
- Table of content
- Introduction
- Part I
- Discretionality, Margin of Decision and Administrative Discretionary Authority – an Attempt at Terminological Clarification (Małgorzata Jaśkowska)
- Administrative Discretion in the Light of Theory of Representative Bureaucracy (Mateusz Stępień)
- Procedural discretion in public administration (Barbara Adamiak)
- Abuse of Administrative Discretion (Zbigniew Kmieciak / Joanna Wegner-Kowalska)
- Part II
- Discretionary powers of the public administration in law application processes and its judicial control (Adam Szot)
- The Manifestations of Public Administration’s Discretionary Power in the Control of Administrative Decisions (Zbigniew R. Kmiecik / Eliza Komierzyńska-Orlińska)
- Intensity of judicial control of discretionary administrative power. Theoretical remarks from a comparative law perspective (Marcin Kamiński)
- Justification as the limitation of the discretionary power of the administrative judge (Bartosz Wojciechowski / Marek Zirk-Sadowski)
- The role of judicial opinion in controlling the discretionary power in public administration (Iwona Rzucidło-Grochowska)
- Part III
- Statutory interpretation and its role in administrative application of law (Andrzej Korybski)
- Precedential Practice in the Statutory Legal Order and Its Role in the Judicial Control of Administrative Decisions (Leszek Leszczyński)
- Communication in Legal Decision-Making and Public Administration Discretionary Power (Anna Kalisz)
- Mediation in the administrative and administrative court proceedings vs. discretion in the law application process – selected issues (Marzena Myślińska)
- Some Remarks on Good Law and Good Administration (Wojciech Dziedziak)
- Part IV
- European Convention on Human Rights as a decision-making argument in the administrative type of law application (theoretical analysis) (Bartosz Liżewski)
- Administrative promissory commitment in the perspective of discretionary powers of public administration body (Anna Ostrowska)
- Discretionary power of public administration and control of public debt (Giovanni Pesce)
- Stare Decisis and Judicial Review of Public Administration in American Common Law System (John McClellan Marshall)
- Series index