Administrative Courts

Administrative courts are specialized tribunals that handle disputes between individuals or organizations and government agencies. They review decisions made by government bodies, such as permits, licenses, or regulations, ensuring fairness and legality. In these courts, people can challenge administrative actions they believe are unfair or unlawful, seeking remedies or changes. The goal is to protect citizens' rights while maintaining the rule of law and accountability within public administration. Administrative courts help to resolve conflicts without involving the traditional judicial system, often through a more streamlined process.