The theory of administrative leadership and the development of the administrative concept under the supervision of the administrative judiciary

Abstract

Administrative decisions are among the most important legal texts that express the main policies and laws of the state, the economy, social systems, and all contents and methods of implementation related to the needs of the public. Administrative decision-making reflects the effectiveness and efficiency of the administrative apparatus, as well as the ability to transform legislation, especially reform legislation, into reality, which has a tangible positive impact on people's lives and society. and welfare level. Administrative decisions must follow the principle of law, people's lives and society. and welfare level. Administrative decisions must follow the principle of law, that is, all actions of public bodies must be carried out within the framework of the constitution and legal norms, otherwise the procedure is flawed and invalid. The principle is that administrative decisions enjoy a presumption of legitimacy, that is, it is assumed that administrative decisions are correct and that they are issued legally, but this is a simple assumption that accepts contrary evidence. Because the beneficiary who appeals the administrative decision can present evidence proving that the administrative decision has one of the illegal defects. Thus, it is clear to us that management in the public sector must be under the supervision of the administrative judiciary.