Ensuring Judicial Independence in Administrative Adjudication: Current Situation and Solutions

Judicial independence is a fundamental prerequisite for the Court's exercise of judicial power, its protection of justice, and its review of the legality of administrative actions within a rule-of-law state. In administrative litigation, this requirement takes on particular significance, as the subject matter being challenged is typically an administrative decision or administrative act adopted by a state agency or a competent public official within the administrative apparatus. This study clarifies the role of judicial independence in controlling administrative power, identifies several practical obstacles, and proposes solutions to ensure that administrative adjudication functions more effectively in practice. .