| The ripeness principle of administrative litigation means that administrative cases must be developed to a stage suitable for handling by the court,that is,they have reached a level of ripeness before the court can conduct judicial review.The principle of ripeness of administrative litigation originated from the judicial practice in the United States.It has developed relatively well in the United States and Japan and is one of the important principles in the contemporary administrative litigation system.It ensures the normal operation of administrative power,improves judicial efficiency and protects the relatives.The rights and interests of the people are of great significance.The principle of ripeness does not yet have a clear legislative provision in China.However,there are also certain foundations for constitutional,legislative,and judicial practice.Judicial cases have been applied to mature principles from the Supreme People’s Court to local courts at all levels.However,there are laws that establish this principle.Unclear status,mature standards are difficult to define,and lawsuit elements are difficult to coordinate.It is necessary to establish mature standards,expand the scope of administrative litigation,expand the qualifications of plaintiffs,and improve the application of ripeness principles in administrative litigation. |
