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Správne súdnictvo v systéme deľby moci. Administrative justice in the system of separation of powers. JUDr. Lukáš Tomaš, Právnická fakulta UPJŠ v Košiciach. Právny obzor, 105, 2022, No. 6, pp. 469 – 496. Published online: 22.12.2022 https://doi.org/10.31577/pravnyobzor.2022.6.02 Abstract. The principle of separation of powers is one of the central principles of the rule of law. It is possible to identify several of his interactions with the ideological mission of the administrative judiciary in a democratic society. In this context, the author is concerned primarily with the independence and separation of the administrative judiciary, on the one hand, with the position of the administrative judiciary in the system of checks and balances. In the first aspect, it primarily examines the institutional independence of the administrative judiciary and the personal independence of the judges of the administrative courts, taking into account considerations of the need to strengthen the guarantees of judicial independence in the administrative judiciary. Regarding the system of checks and balances, the author deals first with the influence of the judiciary on the executive, primarily in the context of the full jurisdiction of the court and the review of administrative discretion. In relation to the legislation, the survey of legal regulations in the administrative judiciary, the possibilities of judicial law-making and the braking mechanism of the Supreme Administrative Court of the Slovak Republic in relation to the National Council of the Slovak Republic are examined. Key words: administrative judiciary, separation of powers, full jurisdiction, administrative discretion, judicial creation of law
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ISSN 2729-9228 ISSN 0032-6984
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