Research On The Scope Of Accepting Cases Of Administrative Public Interest Litigation

At present,China's administrative public interest litigation pilot work is carried out in full swing and the initial results,to a certain extent,constantly improve our administrative public interest litigation and its related system.However,administrative public interest litigation scope as the new research area of administrative law,there are still many problems to be further studied.Based on the general theory of the scope of administrative public interest litigation,this paper analyzes the present situation and existing problems of our country in this field,and it is worth discussing the scope of accepting the administrative public interest litigation in our country in a scientific and reasonable way.This paper is divided into four parts:the first chapter is related to the basic theory to explore.It mainly includes administrative public interest litigation and its scope of coverage,and the establishment of administrative public interest litigation scope of the meaning of the case.The second chapter analyzes the present situation and shortcomings of our country in this field.It mainly includes the current situation of legislation and judicature,the weak legal basis caused by the scope of the vague,administrative public interest litigation involving more narrow areas,subject to the scope of the administrative behavior of a single type of content.The third chapter is the experiences of foreign experience and its enlightenment to China.It mainly includes the Anglo-American law and the Civil law countries in the field of experience,the relevant experience of China's inspiration.The fourth chapter is the concrete idea of determining the scope of administrative public interest litigation in our country.It mainly includes the factors that should be taken into account in determining the scope of administrative public interest litigation,the three criteria of determining the scope of the case,the choice of legislative model and the perfection of the scope of administrative public interest litigation in our country.