[Volume 1]

Part 1 Introduction to Administrative Law
CH 01 The Significance of Administration
CH 02 Principles of Rule of Law Administration
CH 03 Acts of Governance
CH 04 Sources of Administrative Law
CH 05 General Principles of Administrative Law
CH 06 Effect of Administrative Law
CH 07 Administrative Legal Relations
CH 08 Parties to Administrative Law Relationships
CH 09 Public Rights and Public Duties
CH 10 Special Power Relationships
CH 11 Legal Requirements and Legal Facts under Administrative Law
CH 12 General Theory of Public Law Acts of Signs
CH 13 Application and Report as a Public Act of the Sign

Part 2 Administrative Actions and Procedures
CH 14 Administrative Action Forms
CH 15 Regulatory Order
CH 16 Administrative Rules
CH 17 Discrepancies between legislative form and regulatory matters
CH 18 Concept of Administrative Action
CH 19 Bound and Discretionary Acts
CH 20 Classification of Administrative Acts
CH 21 Legal Administrative Acts 1 - Imperative Administrative Acts
CH 22 Legal Administrative Acts 2 - Formative Administrative Acts
CH 23 Quasi-legal administrative acts
CH 24 Permit System
CH 25 Administrative Acts
CH 26 Requirements for the establishment and effectiveness of administrative acts
CH 27 Effect of Administrative Acts
CH 28 Defects in Administrative Acts
CH 29 Administrative disposition based on unconstitutional laws
CH 30 Succession of Defects in Administrative Acts
CH 31 Healing and Transformation of Defects
CH 32 Cancellation, Withdrawal, and Invalidity of Administrative Actions
CH 33 Step-by-step administrative decisions and automatic administrative decisions
CH 34 Administrative Plan
CH 35 Construction Contract
CH 36 Administrative Facts and Administrative Guidance
CH 37 Establishment of Administrative Procedures
CH 38 Contents of the Administrative Procedure Act
CH 39 Defects in Administrative Procedures

Part 3 Means of Ensuring Administrative Effectiveness
Establishment of a means to ensure the effectiveness of CH 40 administration
CH 41 Administrative Enforcement
CH 42 Administrative Immediate Enforcement
CH 43 Administrative Penalty Establishment
CH 44 Administrative Penalties
CH 45 Administrative Punishment
CH 46 Other means of ensuring the effectiveness of administration

supplement
Related legal provisions: Basic Administrative Law
INDEX Item-by-item index
INDEX Index by case number

[Volume 2]

Part 4 Administrative Litigation Act
CH 47 Opening of Administrative Litigation
CH 48 Eligibility
CH 49 Manuscript Eligibility
CH 50 Defendant Qualification and Participation in Litigation
CH 51 The Need for Rights Protection (Interest in Narrowing)
CH 52 Jurisdiction and Transfer/Consolidation of Related Claims
CH 53 Precedence of Administrative Appeals
CH 54 Change of claim (change of claim)
CH 55 Period for filing a cancellation suit
CH 56 Furniture in Cancellation Suit
CH 57 Trial of Cancellation Suit
CH 58 Judgment on Cancellation Suit
CH 59 Invalidity Confirmation Suit
CH 60 Lawsuit for Confirmation of Illegal Inaction
CH 61 Litigation between Parties
CH 62 People's Lawsuits and Institutional Lawsuits

Part 5 Administrative Appeals Act
CH 63 Administrative Appeals Opening
CH 64 Subjects and procedures of administrative adjudication, etc.
CH 65 Administrative Appeals Review and Decision
CH 66 Notification system for administrative adjudication, etc.

Part 6 Administrative Damages
CH 67 Administrative Damages
CH 68 Compensation for damages resulting from unlawful acts of public officials
CH 69 Compensation for damages due to defects in the installation and management of structures
CH 70 Liability of Cost Bearers, etc., Compensation Claim Procedure

Part 7 Compensation for Administrative Losses
CH 71 Establishment of Administrative Loss Compensation
CH 72 Requirements for Establishing a Claim for Compensation for Losses
CH 73 Standards and Contents of Claims for Compensation for Losses
CH 74 Principles of compensation for loss, determination of compensation amount, and appeal procedures

Part 8 Administrative Information Disclosure, Personal Information Protection, and Administrative Investigation
CH 75 Information Disclosure System
CH 76 Contents of the Act on Disclosure of Information by Public Institutions
CH 77 Privacy Policy
CH 78 Administrative Investigation

supplement
Related legal provisions: Administrative Litigation Act
INDEX Index by item
INDEX Index by case number

Min Jun-ho always implements new compositions that existing law instructors do not attempt.
At the starting point is an understanding of the position of examinees unfamiliar with law and an awareness of the problems with existing law textbooks that are ineffective in preparing for objective exams.
“2026 Min Jun-ho’s Self-Study Administrative Law Basics” (self-published version) is also not a typical administrative law basics book commonly found on the market.

[Hundreds of figures and tables]

For beginners, administrative law is not only unfamiliar with the terminology itself, but the content itself is also difficult, making it difficult to immediately understand and accept a textbook that only explains it in words.
The "Do-Hwan-Bon" includes hundreds of relationship diagrams and tables of theoretical content and case law to help beginners with no experience in legal studies understand it more easily and intuitively.
This is a structure that cannot be found in basic administrative law textbooks on the market.

[Select, remove, and trim]

"The Dokhaengbon" breaks the mold of law textbooks for test takers, which were focused on preparing for the essay-style bar exam, and significantly reduces the burden of study by selecting and eliminating unnecessary content that only adds to the confusion.
In addition, we avoided lengthy explanations and made sure that the included descriptions were directly linked to the multiple-choice questions.
In addition, the case law, which accounts for a large portion of the textbook, was also revised to remove sentences that were irrelevant to the exam and hindered learning, and modified to match the format of past exam questions. In addition, the text was revised to make it as simple as possible for easy reading.
This is the part that will be most helpful to students when they actually study.

[New table of contents]

Typically, the table of contents of administrative law textbooks is structured in the following order: 'Introduction to Administrative Law → Administrative Operations Law → Administrative Procedure Law → Means of Ensuring Effectiveness of Administration → Administrative Litigation Law.'
The "Dokhaengbon" textbook has revised and reorganized the table of contents to organize the textbook in a sequence suitable for beginners in law preparing for objective exams.
By integrating the Administrative Action Act and the Administrative Procedure Act and studying them together, we aimed to aid understanding. In order to make it easier to understand administrative damages and compensation for losses, we placed administrative litigation and administrative judgment first so that they could be studied first.
Administrative information disclosure, personal information protection laws, and administrative investigations that are not closely related to other content were placed at the end so that they can be organized separately.

[Includes legal text]

The “Basic Administrative Law” and the “Administrative Litigation Law” are included as appendices to reduce the effort of looking up laws separately during study.