Introduction to Law Public Law
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Book Introduction
This book is an introductory book to law for exam preparation.
The title of the book was "Reading Law While Lying Down" until the 4th edition (2017), but it was changed to "Introduction to Law" in the 5th edition (2019), but it is the same book.
The Introduction to Law series consists of eight volumes, divided into one volume on public law (constitution, administrative law), five volumes on civil law (civil law, commercial law, civil procedure law), and two volumes on criminal law (criminal law, criminal procedure law).
Among them, this is the public law section.
Public law cases are fundamentally structured in which the courts and the Constitutional Court control the exercise of public power or laws by state agencies.
Even now, public law, which is still in its developing stages, focuses more on the question, “Is this a litigable matter?” than other fields of law.
Understanding this will make studying the Constitution and administrative law much easier.
This book is structured so that readers can naturally understand the above perspectives.
Specifically, after examining the principles of the Constitution and administrative law, the theory of fundamental rights is explained through the litigation requirements of constitutional courts and administrative litigation.
The title of the book was "Reading Law While Lying Down" until the 4th edition (2017), but it was changed to "Introduction to Law" in the 5th edition (2019), but it is the same book.
The Introduction to Law series consists of eight volumes, divided into one volume on public law (constitution, administrative law), five volumes on civil law (civil law, commercial law, civil procedure law), and two volumes on criminal law (criminal law, criminal procedure law).
Among them, this is the public law section.
Public law cases are fundamentally structured in which the courts and the Constitutional Court control the exercise of public power or laws by state agencies.
Even now, public law, which is still in its developing stages, focuses more on the question, “Is this a litigable matter?” than other fields of law.
Understanding this will make studying the Constitution and administrative law much easier.
This book is structured so that readers can naturally understand the above perspectives.
Specifically, after examining the principles of the Constitution and administrative law, the theory of fundamental rights is explained through the litigation requirements of constitutional courts and administrative litigation.
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index
Lecture 1: Construction Methods and Structures
Distinction between civil and public law cases 2
Legal Framework 5
Constitutional Cases and Constitutional Tribunals 42
Constitutional Court Order Decision 65
Constitutional Court Decision Effect 85
Basic Concepts 99
Administrative Cases and Administrative Remedies 114
Appeal 131
Administrative Appeal 141
Parties' Litigation 149
People's Lawsuits and Institutional Lawsuits 156
Effect of Administrative Litigation Judgment 163
Supreme Court and Constitutional Court 171
Case No. 176
Lecture 2: Cancellation Lawsuit, Rights Petition Lawsuit Requirements
Significance of Litigation Requirements 186
Public Law Dispute Type 4 192
Requirements for a claim for a judgment of rights 199
Cancellation lawsuit requirements 203
Claimant's Capacity 206
Restrictions on Fundamental Rights 210
Claimant Eligibility 215
Exercise of Public Power 223
Failure to exercise public power 237
supplementary 244
Necessity 247
Billing period 250
Lawyer Mandatory Principle 254
Manuscript eligibility 256
Defendant Eligibility 264
Disposal light 271
Period for filing a complaint: 282
Administrative Appeal Preliminary 288
Jurisdiction 291
Lecture 3: Constitutional Review and Institutional Dispute Litigation Requirements
Requirements for requesting a constitutional review 300
Requirements for a Constitutional Petition 303
Request ability 306
Nomination Eligibility 309
Law 310
Premise of the Trial 318
Necessity 323
Claimant Eligibility 325
Billing period 329
Requirements for Request for Judgment on Dispute of Authority 334
Party capacity 336
Restrictions on Authority 342
Party Eligibility 349
Disposition, inaction 352
Billing period 356
Necessity 360
Lecture 4: Fundamental Rights
Concept of Fundamental Rights 366
The Duality of Fundamental Rights 381
Type 395 of fundamental rights
Constitutional and Legal Rights 405
Fundamental Rights Conflict 409
Comprehensive Fundamental Rights 418
Restrictions on Fundamental Rights 422
Equal Rights Restriction 451
Physical Freedom/Restrictions 466
Property Rights Limit 500
Restrictions on freedom of expression 516
Restrictions on basic social rights 524
Lesson 5 Practice Problems
Case 532
Record Type 538
Distinction between civil and public law cases 2
Legal Framework 5
Constitutional Cases and Constitutional Tribunals 42
Constitutional Court Order Decision 65
Constitutional Court Decision Effect 85
Basic Concepts 99
Administrative Cases and Administrative Remedies 114
Appeal 131
Administrative Appeal 141
Parties' Litigation 149
People's Lawsuits and Institutional Lawsuits 156
Effect of Administrative Litigation Judgment 163
Supreme Court and Constitutional Court 171
Case No. 176
Lecture 2: Cancellation Lawsuit, Rights Petition Lawsuit Requirements
Significance of Litigation Requirements 186
Public Law Dispute Type 4 192
Requirements for a claim for a judgment of rights 199
Cancellation lawsuit requirements 203
Claimant's Capacity 206
Restrictions on Fundamental Rights 210
Claimant Eligibility 215
Exercise of Public Power 223
Failure to exercise public power 237
supplementary 244
Necessity 247
Billing period 250
Lawyer Mandatory Principle 254
Manuscript eligibility 256
Defendant Eligibility 264
Disposal light 271
Period for filing a complaint: 282
Administrative Appeal Preliminary 288
Jurisdiction 291
Lecture 3: Constitutional Review and Institutional Dispute Litigation Requirements
Requirements for requesting a constitutional review 300
Requirements for a Constitutional Petition 303
Request ability 306
Nomination Eligibility 309
Law 310
Premise of the Trial 318
Necessity 323
Claimant Eligibility 325
Billing period 329
Requirements for Request for Judgment on Dispute of Authority 334
Party capacity 336
Restrictions on Authority 342
Party Eligibility 349
Disposition, inaction 352
Billing period 356
Necessity 360
Lecture 4: Fundamental Rights
Concept of Fundamental Rights 366
The Duality of Fundamental Rights 381
Type 395 of fundamental rights
Constitutional and Legal Rights 405
Fundamental Rights Conflict 409
Comprehensive Fundamental Rights 418
Restrictions on Fundamental Rights 422
Equal Rights Restriction 451
Physical Freedom/Restrictions 466
Property Rights Limit 500
Restrictions on freedom of expression 516
Restrictions on basic social rights 524
Lesson 5 Practice Problems
Case 532
Record Type 538
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Publication date: November 16, 2023
- Page count, weight, size: 592 pages | 153*225*35mm
- ISBN13: 9791198507853
- ISBN10: 1198507853
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