A Study on the Relative Centralized Jurisdiction of Administrative Litigation: A Case Study of Jiangxi Provincial Pilot Reform
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DOI: 10.25236/cstss.2019.034
Author(s)
Huanxiu Zhou, Na Yin
Corresponding Author
Huanxiu Zhou
Abstract
In order to safeguard the independent exercise of administrative jurisdiction, the administrative litigation jurisdiction model has undergone the changes of “limited reference to jurisdiction” and “cross jurisdiction in different places”, and the “relative centralized jurisdiction” stipulated in the new Administrative Procedure Law in 2014 is gradually unfolding. However, there are still many problems in the implementation of the new model of litigation jurisdiction. Taking Jiangxi Province as the object of analysis, this paper makes an analysis of the problems of relatively centralized jurisdiction, such as low level of jurisdiction and imperfect supporting mechanism. On this basis, it is suggested that the relative centralized jurisdiction model be determined flexibly and the corresponding supervision mechanism be established. The current administrative trial is independent.
Keywords
Administrative litigation, Centralized jurisdiction, Administrative trial