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What makes access to justice in administrative law different from criminal and civil justice?
Answer: 1. Administrative justice makes use of a wider range of legal remedies to resolve disputes between the citizen and the state. 2. The citizen can use legal remedies effectively themselves as a lawyer and legal aid are not always necessary.
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What is the aim of an administrative justice system?
Answer: The aimof an administrative justice system is to ensure that administrative acts can be reviewed in proceedings adhering to fair trial standards by a competent, independent and impartial court or tribunal.
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State the differences between administrative law in common law and civil law systems.
Answer: In a civil Law system, administrative law has a separate system of administrative court, unlike the common law system where there are ordinary courts.
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What does transparency mean in administrative law?
Answer: “Information about decisions and decision-making procedures that is provided or available to the public “ (Heald 2006)
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What are the core features of the transparency principle?
Answer: 1.Right of access to documents 2.Holding of meetings in public 3.Provision of information.
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Does the right of access to documents of public institutions constitute a fundamental right in the EU?
Answer: Yes according to Article 42 ECHR, “Any citizen of the Union, and any natural or legal person residing or having its registered office in a Member State, has a right of access to documents of the institutions, bodies, offices and agencies of the Union, whatever their medium”
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Which are the EU institutions covered by the EU Regulation 1049/2001 on public access to documents?
Answer: According to Art. 1 of Regulation 1049/2001 1.European Parliament 2.European Commission 2.Council of Ministers
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What are the restrictions on the right of public access to documents in European Union?
Answer: According to Article 4(1) Reg. 1049/2001 Public security 1. defense and military matters 2. international relations 3. the financial, monetary or economic policy matters.
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What kind of rights do citizens enjoy under the 1998 Data ProtectionAct in the UK?
Answer: 1.Right to be informed about personal information/data are held 2.Right to have any inaccuracies corrected or erased 3.Right to obtain compensation for loss suffered as a result of inaccuracy.
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