Verwaltungsverfahrensrecht und Verwaltungsprozeßrecht

Heike Jochum provides a study which, although written from the perspective of the dogmatics of administrative law, also uses the approaches found in legal systematics and the sociology of law. Based on the discovery that administrative procedure and the trial in administrative court are linked in their functions in many respects, she examines the normative connections between administrative procedural law and administrative trial law. This brings her to the question of the significance of the regulatory power and the regulatory character of administrative law. The author develops a theory of the normative coherence of administrative procedural law and administrative trial law, which she then exemplifies and verifies using numerous areas of reference from special administrative law. She focuses on environmental law, town planning law, social security law, public budgetary law, the law of awarding public contracts, antitrust law, freight haulage law and university legislation.