Research On The System Of Substantially Resolving Administrative Disputes In Administrative Litigation

“The case is not closed” and “serious procedural idling” are the prominent problems facing the current administrative litigation.Especially since the implementation of the case registration system in China in 2015,the number of administrative litigation cases has increased significantly,and it has become a very urgent task to improve the administrative litigation system and realize the substantive resolution of administrative litigation to administrative disputes.Based on this,the local court includes “resolving administrative disputes” into the legislative purpose of administrative litigation and the implementation of the case registration system for the substantive resolution of administrative disputes,to jointly promote the substantive resolution of administrative disputes.However,the problems in judicial practice in the exploration of substantive resolution of disputes,as well as the defects of the administrative litigation system,are the biggest difficulties faced by administrative litigation in the substantive resolution of administrative disputes,which seriously restrict the realization of the function of substantive resolution of administrative litigation.In view of this,should adhere to the principle of administrative litigation of administrative behavior legal review,improve the mediation system before litigation,improve the court coordination way,improve the system of administrative litigation trial civil dispute together,optimize the way of administrative litigation judgment,improve the government court interaction mechanism from six aspects,to improve the administrative litigation system,fully activate the system of administrative litigation to resolve administrative disputes.To realize that administrative disputes can be substantially resolved through administrative litigation,so as to fully remedy the rights of administrative counterparts,and effectively supervise the administrative organs to exercise their functions and powers according to law.