Litigation

Administrative defects are of many types and have a wide range of impacts. In summary, they can be mainly divided into procedural defects and substantive defects. The former, such as illegal procedures and overdue penalties, undermine the spirit of the rule of law; the latter involves improper policies, wrong judgments, etc., which affect the public interest. Clarifying the different types will help to handle disputes more efficiently and safeguard the rule of law and public interests. Only by deeply studying the characteristics of various defects can we effectively prevent and improve them.

Administrative sanctions are not a one-man show. To determine its legality, it is necessary to examine whether its basis is clear, whether the procedure is legal, and whether it complies with the provisions of the law. It is difficult to draw objective conclusions based solely on subjective feelings or one-sided information. Professional legal advice can effectively clarify doubts and protect rights and interests. Do not take it lightly and make careful assessments to protect your own rights and interests.