Administrative Dispute Within the Full Jurisdiction in Bosnia and Herzegovina - The Need and Significance

Abstract

Administrative and judicial oversight of the administration is one of the most important mechanisms for the protection of rights and interests of citizens and legal entities who believe that their rights have been violated by decisions and other actions of state administration bodies and other bodies and legal entities with public authority.The most important task of administrative courts is to resolve administrative disputes and decide on the rights and obligations of citizens and legal entities. The complexity of the state organization of Bosnia and Herzegovina, and thus the organization of the judiciary, makes the resolution of administrative disputes particularly complex. In this regard, the subject of this research will be the analysis of the theoretical framework related to the dispute of full jurisdiction, as well as the analysis of the applicable legal frameworks in Bosnia and Herzegovina for resolving administrative disputes in the dispute of full jurisdiction. The results of this research answer the question of whether resolving a case in a full jurisdiction administrative dispute is more effective than a legality dispute, and whether in existing laws a full jurisdiction dispute should be given priority in resolving administrative disputes.