Frontiers of Law Lecture Series No. 20: The Institutional Logic of Private Lawsuits in Administrative Litigation
 
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On October 10, 2020, the twentieth lecture of the series of lectures on the frontiers of law of our school, the institutional logic of private administrative litigation was successfully held in the moot court on Yanshan campus. This lecture was given by Professor Liu Lianjun from Southeast University Law School. Graduate students and some teachers of our school attended this lecture. The lecture was presided over by Professor Guo Jianping of our school.

Professor Liu Lianjun began his lecture with the guiding case No. 89, the Northern Wild Goose Yunyi Case, decided by the Supreme Court, and analyzed the nature of the case, commented on the application of the law in the case, compared the scope of protection of the right to a name in public law and private law, and proposed that the court should use the case as a basis for the protection of the right to a name. In the past few years, the government has been trying to avoid the problem of judicial review of normative documents by means of private administrative litigation. Prof. Liu introduced the topic of the institutional logic of private administrative litigation with an explanation of the logic of today's policy-implementing judicial system. The lecture focused on the public right to protect the right to a name, the reality of judicial review in administrative litigation, the comparison between policy implementation courts and dispute resolution courts, and the localization of the judiciary. In the lecture, Prof. Liu suggested that returning to dispute resolution justice is the ultimate way to solve these problems.

In the interactive session, Prof. Liu had a lively exchange with the students and answered their questions. Finally, Prof. Guo Jianping made a summary of the lecture with the content and the feedback from the audience.

The lecture broadened the students' vision of the rule of law and made them think more deeply about the legislative guarantee of the right to name in China, the function of the court and the localization of justice. The lecture came to a successful end with warm applause.


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