Administrative Law (general and special part)

This course aims to familiarize students with the conceptual definition of administration as a complex and dynamic social phenomenon. The pace of changes in this area is accelerating, especially if we consider that the administration is increasingly becoming the organizer and coordinator of a series of tasks related to the achievement of the existential and developmental goals of society. Administrative law as a normative discipline covers administration, and from that point of view it should introduce students to the organization, content and control of the work of administrative authorities.

Students are trained to understand the principles and regulations of administrative law on the organization, content and control of the work of administrative bodies, administrative organizations, bodies of local self-government units and other executors based on the public powers entrusted by law.

Concept, organization and function of administration. Management in the organizational and functional sense. Concept and subject of administrative law. Origin and development of administrative law. Administrative-legal relationship. The relationship of administrative law to other branches of law. Sources of administrative law, material and formal sources. Management control. Forms of control. Performers of administrative activity. Management staff. Executives of administration at the local level. The relationship between the state administration and other state bodies, citizens and other subjects. Non-state administration. Public services. Activities and functions of public administration bodies. Administrative acts, concept and classification. Administrative acts, material acts, administrative regulations and administrative contracts. Wrong administrative acts. Improper, illegal. Removal of erroneous administrative acts from the legal order. Relations between general and special part of administrative law. Special administrative situations in the field of defense. Special administrative situations in the field of internal affairs. Personal status of citizens, citizenship, personal name, place of residence and residence. Administrative-legal relations and public goods. State property and property of other public entities. Public goods. Administrative limitation of property.

1. Petar Kunić, Administrative law - second edition, Faculty of Law, Banja Luka, 2010;

2. Petar Kunić, Administrative law - special part, Faculty of Law, Banja Luka, 2008.

Forms of exams are carried out in accordance with the Study Rules for the first and second cycle of studies.

Lectures, exercises and processing of students' independent works. Acquaintance of students with the work of the administration through a visit to the municipal and state administration. Consultations.