Die aufschiebende Wirkung im öffentlichen Recht des Bundes und der Kantone

Public law proceedings often begin with the question of suspensive effect. The dissertation provides a practical representation of this legal field, serving as a guideline for application in practice. The work combines concrete indications for decision-making and procedural flow with a solid theoretical foundation. The starting point is the fundamental right to effective legal protection. This is followed by a unique comparison of the relevant norms of federal and cantonal public law. Based on these foundations and practice, the dissertation develops a comprehensive dogmatics on the application of suspensive effect. The conclusion includes a consideration of the consequences of recusal and liability.