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I. General issues of administrative law:
Concept of administration and its legal expression (classifying administration under law, legal norm and administrative law relations, subjective public rights, legal status, objective law situation, reflex of objective law). Legal determination of state administrative body (organ), its basic characteristics. Legal status of persons performing administrative activities (legal persons with public authority, concessionary public service).Sources of administrative law (particularly: legal regime of by-laws, legal nature of internal administrative acts). Principle of constitutionality of administration (equal treatment and prohibition of discrimination, legal security, proportionality, judicial protection). Principle of legality of administration (connection with the Constitution, laws, treaties, by-laws and judicature of the Constitutional Court, national regular and specialised courts and international courts). Discretionary (free) evaluation. Modifications of the principle of legality in exceptional circumstances. Legal relations between administrative and judicial power. Control of the work of administration.

II. Basic relations between administration and natural and legal persons: Legal status of natural and legal persons in relation to administration. The right of citizen to access administrative data. Functioning of administration in specific issues of personal status of citizens: Croatian citizenship, personal name, domicile and residence, identity of the person and personal documents (identity card, passport). Legal status of foreigners in relation to administration. Forms of co-operation of administration with natural and legal persons. Responsibility of the state, local self-government units and other bodies of public administration and their employees for damage incurred to natural and legal persons in performing authoritative actions.

III. Forms of administrative functioning: General and individual, abstract and concrete administrative acts. Legal forms of planning (economic, spatial, building and similar). Inactivity of administration as a form of functioning. Administrative by-law: concept, types, legal effects, additions, finality, validity, enforceability. Differences between administrative by-law and other administrative acts. Forms of invalidity of administrative acts (void and voidable). Other individual by-laws (attestations, certificates etc.), acts of registering, verifying, informing, interpreting and references. Material acts.

IV. Administrative procedures: Relation between general and special administrative procedures. General and special administrative procedures in the area of social welfare. Legal regulation of administrative procedure. Principles of administrative procedure. Competence (real and territorial, collegiate and executive bodies, persons conducting proceedings). Argumentation and evidence. Costs of procedure. Decisions in procedures (ruling and conclusion), Legal remedies. Enforcement of administrative decisions (enforcement documentation, types of enforcement, competence, instituting and conducting administrative enforcement procedure, legal remedies).

V. Judicial control of administrative authority: Constitutional basis of judicial control of administrative authority in Croatia. Administrative disputes in national law (types, object, jurisdiction, parties to procedure, course of procedure, decision, legal remedies: judicial and extra-judicial, binding court decisions). Special protection of natural and legal persons (violation of constitutional rights through by-laws and activities of the administration, protection of data etc.). Constitutional court protection of natural and legal persons injured by administrative activities. A brief outline of the control of the work of administration in judicial procedures.