Administrative and legal provision of administrative conflict and non-conflict proceedings in the EU countries on the example of Germany in comparison with the experience of Ukraine
Authors: Mikheyev Mykola Volodymyrovych 
Published: January 2025

The paper examines the administrative and legal provision of administrative conflict and non-conflict proceedings in comparison with the experience of Germany. It has been proven that the integration of Ukraine into the European legal space requires a full-scale reform of the legal system based on the principles and standards formed at the panEuropean level. It is extremely necessary to take into account international and European standards when carrying out reforms in public administration, as well as take into account theoretical provisions, doctrines and positive practical experience of foreign countries in the field of administrative conflict proceedings. The initiated administrative-judicial reform, the development of a regulatory framework for the regulation of administrative proceedings, should take place taking into account the EU standards of administrative justice aimed at the settlement of conflict proceedings. The implementation of the experience of European countries in conflict administrative proceedings will not only contribute to the improvement of domestic legislation but will also ensure close correspondence with the EU. The author suggests using Germany’s experience regarding legislation and proceedings in cases of administrative offenses. In the scientific literature, there are different approaches to defining the concept of proceedings in cases of administrative offenses, but in general, researchers agree on the general features of such proceedings and point out that this is a special type of procedural activity, which is regulated by the norms of administrative procedural law, which is carried out by authorized administrative jurisdictional powers of special subjects of public administration regarding consideration and resolution of cases of administrative offenses. Among researchers, there is no unity in views on the classification of administrative proceedings. This is not surprising, since there are a significant number of views on the list of principles for the classification of administrative proceedings. We adhere to the classification of conflict and non-conflict administrative proceedings. Germany’s experience has shown that effective means of administrative protection can be provided through various judicial or legal systems. In the end, it all comes down to having sufficient resources, a stable legal framework and institutions, and training. A separate system of administrative justice by itself will certainly not solve problems in the field of administrative justice. Therefore, today, the Ukrainian legislator has no other way to solve the problem, how to build its autonomous system of administrative law, taking into account both the experience of Ukrainian administrative law from the time of the Ukrainian SSR, and the achievements and mistakes of the EU countries.

Key words: administrative law, administrative process, administrative proceedings, conflicting administrative proceedings, administrative law of foreign countries, administrative law of EU countries, administrative and legal support.