Administrative court proceedings WP-PR-PSA

Student -
PR_W01: Demonstrates knowledge of the nature and organization of administrative courts
PR_W02: Knows and understands the scope of jurisdiction of administrative courts and the subject matter of administrative court proceedings
PR_W04: Discusses legal regulations regarding administrative court proceedings (concerning the subjects of proceedings, documents, course of proceedings, decisions, etc.); characterizes the conditions for the admissibility of a complaint to an administrative court
PR_W05: Knows legal regulations regarding ordinary and extraordinary remedies in administrative court proceedings.

Methods of verifying learning outcomes:
PR_W01; PR_W02; PR_W04; PR_W05: written exam (3-4 open-ended questions, test + 1-2 open-ended questions in the make-up session), oral exam - in the zero session and for dyslexics, dysgraphics, and in the event of special circumstances preventing written knowledge testing, and in remote learning.

Assessment criteria:
For a grade of "fail" (2) student:
- lacks knowledge of the nature and organization of administrative courts (cannot describe the model of administrative courts in Poland or indicate legal regulations in this area)
- does not know or understand the scope of jurisdiction of administrative courts and the subject matter of administrative court proceedings
- is unable to discuss legal regulations in the field of administrative court proceedings (concerning the subjects of the proceedings, documents, course of proceedings, decisions, etc.); is unable to characterize the conditions for the admissibility of a complaint to an administrative court
- is unfamiliar with legal regulations regarding ordinary and extraordinary remedies in administrative court proceedings

For a grade of “passable” (3) student:
- has sufficient knowledge of the nature and organization of administrative courts (can identify the types of administrative courts, the constitutional basis for their operation, and statutory acts concerning administrative courts)
- generally correctly describes the scope of jurisdiction of administrative courts and the subject matter of administrative court proceedings as specified in the regulations
- can present basic legal regulations in the field of administrative court proceedings (concerning the subjects of the proceedings, documents, the course of the proceedings, decisions, etc.); correctly lists the conditions for the admissibility of a complaint to an administrative court and characterizes some of them
- knows the legal regulations regarding ordinary appeals in administrative court proceedings and certain extraordinary remedies

For a grade of 'good' (4) student:
- has sound knowledge of the nature and organization of administrative courts (can identify the types of administrative courts, the constitutional basis for their operation, statutory acts concerning administrative courts, as well as court bodies, requirements for the position of judge, etc.)
- correctly describes the scope of jurisdiction of administrative courts and the subject matter of administrative court proceedings, as defined by the regulations, and is able to provide specific examples of acts/activities subject to review by administrative courts
- can generally correctly discuss both basic and more complex legal regulations concerning administrative court proceedings (concerning the subjects of the proceedings, documents, the course of proceedings, decisions, etc.); correctly lists and characterizes the conditions for the admissibility of a complaint to an administrative court
- has a good understanding of the legal regulations regarding ordinary and extraordinary remedies in administrative court proceedings

For a grade of 'very good' (5) student:
- has a well-established and comprehensive knowledge of the nature and organization of administrative courts (can identify the types of administrative courts, the constitutional basis for their operation, statutory acts concerning administrative courts, court bodies, requirements for judicial positions, etc.), as well as assess the model of Polish administrative courts.
- correctly describes the scope of jurisdiction of administrative courts and the subject matter of administrative court proceedings as defined by the regulations, being able to identify specific examples of acts/activities subject to review by administrative courts, linking them to the relevant requirements for the admissibility of a complaint.
- correctly discusses both basic and more complex legal regulations in the field of administrative court proceedings (concerning the subjects of the proceedings, documents, the course of proceedings, decisions, etc.), understanding the relationships between individual institutions; correctly lists and characterizes the conditions for the admissibility of a complaint to an administrative court and connects their absence with the relevant procedural consequences.
- has extensive knowledge of legal regulations regarding ordinary and extraordinary remedies in administrative court proceedings, characterizing the similarities and differences between these remedies and procedures.

Basic bibliography:
Administrative Court Procedure, ed. M. Jaśkowska, author: D. Gut, M. Jaśkowska, J. Jaworski, K. Łuczak, M. Wilbrandt-Gotowicz, Warsaw 2024.
Additional bibliography:
1. B. Dauter, B. Gruszczyński, A. Kabat, M. Niezgódka-Medek, Law on Administrative Court Procedure. Commentary, Warsaw 2021/2024.
2. J. P. Tarno, Law on Administrative Court Procedure. Commentary, Warsaw 2012.
3. T. Woś, H. Knysiak-Sudyka, M. Romańska, Law on Administrative Court Procedure. Commentary, Warsaw 2016.
4. R. Hauser, M. Wierzbowski, eds., Law on Administrative Court Procedure. Commentary, Warsaw 2023.
5. H. Knysiak-Sudyka (ed.), Administrative Court Proceedings, Warsaw 2022.

Legal Acts:
- Act of July 25, 2002 - The Administrative Court System Law (consolidated text: Journal of Laws of 2024, item 1267);
- Act of August 30, 2002 - The Administrative Court Procedure Law (consolidated text: Journal of Laws of 2024, item 935, as amended).

Information on level of this course, year of study and semester when the course unit is delivered, types and amount of class hours - can be found in course structure diagrams of apropriate study programmes. This course is related to the following study programmes:

• Law - full-time master studies

Additional information (registration calendar, class conductors, localization and schedules of classes), might be available in the USOSweb system:

• Description of WP-PR-PSA in USOSweb